Here are some ideas for using ChatGPT in the Maths classroom. Thank you Shantanu Rooj and Jaideep Kewalramani for your suggestions.

Thank you Rebecca for collating all these ideas.

Thank you for this article Jana. I love anything that uses my embroidery sewing machine. My quilting is often done in a hoop as I enjoy embroidering more than quilting. See this clever design that …

Thank you Torrey and Robert for this informative article. It gives some great ideas on how to use ChatGPT to enhance learning.

It’s that time of the year when I cull my cupboards of previously collected gems which are no longer used. This lovely calendar shows what we did before computers with word processing and Maths sym…

There’s been a flurry of conversations about ChatGPT and their impact on our life. Fortunately I’m old enough to remember similar conversations about calculators and computers. Dan Meyer has a few …

I enjoyed this summary of 2022. It’s amazing how quickly phases come and go Thank you Dan for your analysis and report.

I’ve never thought about how to use the Maths behind a word cloud as a teaching tool, despite having created many. This is a comprehensively written article. Thank you Marilyn.

Thank you Barbara and Middleweb for this wealth of advice.

This method supports understanding of fractions particularly when tables knowledge has gaps. Thank you Thomas.

I showed this method to my Year 6 grandson earlier this week. His response was “That’s cool.” Thank you Jonathan for sharing a brilliant method which makes complete sense.

Here’s a connection between Mathematics and words. There could also be a discussion about the strategy behind what word different students use initially. Do they always start with the same word?

Here are some novel ways of graphing, many of which are suitable for all ages. Be sure to check out the links for further ideas. Thank you Eileen for your comprehensive post.

These games can add fun to your classroom as you consolidate student learning. The link within could also be used for individual consolidation.

These easy little changes can make huge differences to individual students. The power of wait time

This is an interesting approach.

I found this article very informative. Maths Anxiety has been a focus of my teaching pedagogy for many years. I also use a variety of methods to record my instruction such as screen recording and p…

Read this article for details of questions to provoke deep thinking.