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@lippyent Mae?

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@MrDanielBuck Well done - I don’t know how you find the time. I spend a lot of time shattered and juggling and sometimes want the family film just so I can sleep!

My wife and I have committed to a no-screen childhood for my daughter so far and it has been the best parenting decision that I’ve made Car rides, restaurants, church, wherever, no phones. We bring books. Coloring supplies. We rely on our own conversation or singing to engage her. At times, it takes a lot of work and effort. We as parents have to engage her way more. We also have to deal with melt downs. Can’t just use the phone as a pacifier But gosh is it worth it. She doesn’t need a screen when she’s melting down but can already tell us that she’s sad, angry, jealous, whatever When bored, she grabs books or coloring supplies on her own. She can entertain herself for upwards of an hour just sitting on the ground flipping through Dr. Seuss She doesn’t have the unhealthy, frenetic, anxious obsession with phones. The few times we might look at pictures with her, when we’re done, she just puts it down and moves on My conclusion? It’s the phones. Everything. It’s them phones. Take them away and never look back.

@yuuppcc @sonukg4india How did you know it was a square by the 4 cm radius? Why did you choose 12a/16a/20a?

@sonukg4india 75

#morning with #math RECTANGLE AREA = ??? * 3 circles inside 3 right triangles .

@aburazi1956 @sonukg4india I’ve missed something. Why must a+b -(c+d) = diameter of the circle in ABC? - page 1, under line.

@sonukg4india Rectangle area = (10)(7.5) = 75 👇👇

@Tjeerd001 No

Would you back your grandchildren's decision to attend trade school rather than college?

@DrHarris_sci @Hookean1 I’m a maths teacher but have a son who is a chemist at heart. If you have answers I’d be very grateful, I fear my chemistry days are behind me - and he needs practice to push him.

Happy with these booklets for chemistry calcs (AQA combine chemistry) One for teaching and one to provide homework practise for mastery Teaching Booklet drive.google.com/file/d/1uFr1u1… Homework Practise  drive.google.com/file/d/15pSgd6… #chemistryeducation #teachchem @Hookean1

@Matt_Pinner Me!

Anyone?

@bamagirl_4_eva I’m so fortunate I have 5 of the 6.

Which 3 would make you the happiest?

@Matt_Pinner If only…

Can you ??

@vinquezada1 We have 4 of the 5!

Who still has what??

@absolutelyamyyy This shouldn’t need saying, it’s unfortunate they have found their customers to be so inconsiderate.

What does everyone think about this?

@HumanityChad And a delivery driver listened. Well done to him.

The incredible moment 6 year old Aidan Crooks from Newtownards saves his Mum after she collapsed at home! ❤️ 👏

@SprtsDrnk What a lovely dress.

@DrFrostResource @DrFrostMaths Our school subscription is worth every penny. Thank you.

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@DrFrostResource @DrFrostMaths How can I get access to all the fabulous A level lessons in chapter order? Or most recently created A level lessons? I’ve just been looking through your constant acceleration and PMCC ppts, I really like them thank you. I’m looking forward to seeing more. A

@alexanderdrspan @MZH_Maths I agree

@MZH_Maths ✔️9 = 3 But if x^2 = 9 x = +/- 3

Which one are you?

@agjupddwt @MZH_Maths I thought x^2 = 9 gave two solutions for x, but the root of 9 is only positive.

@MZH_Maths √9=3 When expressed with a root symbol, only positive numbers are represented. But the square root of 9 is ±3

@TheRealDudja You said never buy it, can I still drink it?

Can you do it???

How do I improve my students GCSE problem solving. Grade 5 higher GCSE students who can do trig and indices but struggle with problem solving-what would help them improve? Help. @mathsjem @MathsPadNicola @giftedHKO @ddmeyer @EmathsUK @adamboxer1 @StudyMaths @blatherwick_sam

@oldandrewuk I went to a very posh private school. I work in a state academy. Biggest similarity for me is… in my learning school if you didn’t achieve the question was what did I do wrong not to have achieved. In my teaching school the question is the same.

Teachers: What's the biggest difference between the school you work in and the school(s) you went to as a child?