Why three large data sets for the MEI specification? 17/10/2023 In this updated blog, Keith Proffitt, Curriculum Developer for MEI, talks about the three data sets for AS and A Level Mathematics B (MEI).
A Level Maths: support for mechanics teaching 16/10/2023 In this third of four blogs about A Level Maths reform, Steven considers what teachers and examiners have noted about the introduction of fixed mechanics content.
A Level Maths: the introduction of the Large Data Set 12/10/2023 In the second of four blogs, Steven looks at what teachers and examiners have noted about the addition of the Large Data Set into A Level Maths.
A Level Sociology: how theory in social inequalities can be used to explain each area of people’s identity 09/10/2023 Tom Genillard interviews senior sociology assessor Paul Taylor about the best techniques to use when teaching theory linked to each of the areas of a person’s identity.
AS/A Level Maths and Further Maths: the truth about calculators 09/10/2023 Steven Walker’s updated blog looks at the calculator requirements for AS and A Level Maths and Further Maths and where you can find additional support.
Black History Month: saluting our sisters in psychology 09/10/2023 To celebrate Black History Month and this year’s theme ‘Saluting Our Sisters’, Nicola Heath highlights five black female psychologists.
What can our subject advisors do for you? 04/10/2023 Andy Brunning provides an overview of the role of our subject advisors and explains the various ways they can help you.
A Level Maths: the impact of linear assessment 04/10/2023 In the first of four blogs about the impact of A Level Maths reform, Steven looks at what teachers and examiners have noted about the change from modular to linear assessment.
Cambridge National in IT – augmented reality FAQs 02/10/2023 In this updated blog, Vinay Thawait answers teachers’ questions about the the augmented reality unit in our Cambridge National in IT.
How to be kind to yourself this world mental health day 02/10/2023 For World Mental Health Day, Nicola Heath shares some research and ideas that might help you to manage stress and be kind to yourself.