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In this week’s episode, Cassia chats with Ric about decolonisation within maths, mathematical cognition, student experience and much more!
00:00 Ric Crossman introduction
01:33 Statistics and pedagogy
07:34 Decolonising maths
15:46 Maths education
21:50 Upcoming changes to maths at durham
25:38 Masters of data science and group learning
37:15 Mathematical cognition
48:20 Bilingualism and learning maths
01:02:50 Student experience committee
01:14:24 Books and films
In this episode of Deeping your FYP, we discuss how social media has portrayed women over the past year. We focus on the two extremes of the presentation - the conservative ‘Tradwives’ and the infamous Bonnie Blue. We also cover Sky’s disaster release of the Halo sports platform. Highlighting the, often limiting, view of women the media and your for you page curates.
Cormac hosts alongside Ollie and Scout as they discuss the Doctor Who stories 'The Krotons' (1969) and 'Cold War' (2013) from WhoSoc's 'The TARDIS Gets Social Anxiety Week'
Ollie hosts alongside Cormac, Lottie, and J as they discuss the New Who story 'Turn Left'/'The Stolen Earth'/'Journey's End' (2008) from WhoSoc's 'Wilf Week'
Ollie hosts alongside Cormac, Lottie, and J as they discuss the New Who story 'Turn Left'/'The Stolen Earth'/'Journey's End' (2008) from WhoSoc's 'Wilf Week'
Ollie hosts alongside Cormac, Lottie, and J as they discuss the New Who episode 'Love and Monsters' (2006) and the Sarah Jane Adventures serial 'Whatever Happened to Sarah Jane?' (2007) from WhoSoc's 'Dilf Week'
Ollie hosts alongside Cormac and Lottie as they discuss the Classic Who serial 'The Mark of the Rani' (1985) from WhoSoc's 'Milf Week'
Liv talks to Man City fan, Oli, and Man United fan, Oscar, and has them settle the debate - who really rules Manchester!
Scout hosts alongside Ollie, Cormac, and Lottie as they discuss the Class episode 'Detained' (2016) and the New Who episode 'Extremis' (2017) from WhoSoc's 'You Can't Handle the Truth Week'
In this week's episode, Cassia explores with Rachel a variety of statistical models, and research being done into maths for children during the early years.
00:00 - Rachel Oughton Introduction
04:33 - Rachel’s statistics journey
10:39 - Clinical trials
17:45 - Sample size in a trial
20:45 - Young minds big maths
35:40 - Statistical studies in social sciences
39:00 - Non-randomised trials
47:11 - If given a month off to learn a new skill from scratch what would you learn?
48:32 - Sowing projects
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