Dr Jason Murphy

Oh and I got rationalizijg the denominator for free!

Take a look at this from @dalechapman.bsky.social I love seeing apps like this pop up now. Vibe coding has unlocked so many doors

Kruskal's and Prim's Algorithm tool available here:
www.mrchapmanmaths.com/ks5/mst-algo...

#ALevelMaths #FurtherMaths #MathsToday

Brilliant, missed this by a day as we used a similar exploration on #Geogebra. Did you make this yourself? Vibe coding has really opened a door for me; creating these things has become an easy reality.

Claude to reorder the questions. I know there could be mistakes, but the benefits outweigh the costs, and I'll work closely with the student if something doesn't match the worked solutions Claude generated.

AI didn't replace me; I used it to my advantage, and I showed the student I was doing it.

In #MathsToday, I used Claude to very quickly generate some questions with exact trig values in response to a student's question. He needed a way to practice beyond simple recall.

I tweaked it a couple of times to remove supplementary angles, that is limit to 30 45 and 60, I also asked...

#IBDP #AIHL teachers will find this useful too! Thanks.

Try Claude in terminal. Magic. Or at least to me it. I have been able to make site that 12 months ago would have been out of reach, despite period casual attempts at learning a dev framework. Jmaths.xyz

Looks great! Have you tried playing with LaTeX in overleaf? I've had some success with it, you might be able to make yourself a standard template and fill in the maths.

If you open Claude or Gemini in an IDE, like Visual Studio, you can have some real granular control too :)

I added a display about #mathematics #books. It's a look into my bookshelf at home, but importantly, it encourages the students to read about #mathstoday...

www.jmaths.xyz/posters/books/

There are many more out there I didn't include, so feel free to tell me your favourites, and I'll add them!

#MathsToday I made a bunch of posters for a maths timeline, check them out, personalise and download here:

jmaths.xyz/posters/math...

Check out the Women in STEM posters from ingenium! Printed on high quality paper, they look great. Thisnisnjist a selection!

womeninstem.ingeniumcanada.org/posters/

Composite functions anyone? I like to share this one each time I use it. Here's a dynamic version on @geogebra.org

www.geogebra.org/classic/hf2k...

Exactly. Lovely stuff.

I don't quite have time to do this, but I have bookmarked it because I am wondering if there is a version of this question that asks for the equation of the straight line resulting in 2 equal areas. Perhaps through the origin to make it easier. I like the whole premise, thanks for the prompt.

When did this happen?! @desmos.com . Finally, and it looks so nice too :)

The claim of 30000 combinations in Cold Rock Ice Cream doesn't feel like a lot, does it? Anyone want to do the combinations for me?! I wonder where that comes from. 6CR is already 38760. #MathsToday

In #mathstoday on holiday I can't type!

In #mathatoday I read @kityates.bsky.social and the kiddo was introduced to decimal numbers at the pool depth. He stood at what we assumed was 1.6m (another linear scale Kit)!

Hard to contribute to such a great list, tha la for kicking it off. Here's one I'd add:

nrich.maths.org/problems/fac...

Here is a link to the slides if you're interested.
lnkd.in/eaHiZrFs

I do share this every year, but I like it and of you can find the time it's lovely! #iteachmath and #mathstoday

If you don't know, a plât diviseur has it's origins in Pornic, France and is intended as an aid for cutting circle cakes into uncommon divisions 5, 7, 11 etc. Traditionally the design incorporates rotational symmetry.

On LinkedIn I shared a project for our project week. Plat Diviseur. Applied mathematics at a moment of expertise, the students can measure angles and divide and therefore in year 8 they put these skills into practice (with a little about constructions too)

"wow a rectangle, hey wait a minute I can see 3 twos!" In an exaggerated surprised voice.

Love this kiddo v. much, father son week while mum is away and moments like this are so special. #iteachmaths but in #mathstoday I was teaching this little man to explore...I know what I can do, he says.

Nice! I'm thinking now about the graphs too, an image with the vertex fixed and identified then questions about a b and c (or h & l) in various forms. On my phone so can't create a quick example, but you made me think - thanks!

Wow. He's trying to draw arrays in the mirror. 😍 #mathstoday

I appreciate the original question was directed at ALevel teachers but thought it interesting that it's fairly standard for us (I never taught it at ALevel) and thought others would be interested too.

It's used in IB, this is a question from 2021.

He's 6, he's working on handwriting and all manner of other things in school (in a second language nonetheless) this parent perspective has contributed so much to my professional growth.

I'd love learn a little more and to teach some primary maths now!