In this episode, Teresa Senyah is alongside Dr Meghna Nag Chowdhuri to focus on inequality in mathematics education and how that may affect student progression.

In this episode of ‘The Right Angle’ podcast, Teresa Senyah is joined by Catherine Murphy and Dr Naomi Norman to talk about accessibility in GCSE maths, bridging the gap between KS2 and KS3 and the process of writing maths resources and the role they have in the modern classroom.

In this episode, Teresa Senyah is joined by Callie Winch and Julia Piekarczyk from Stemettes. They discuss their current advocacy work at Stemettes and their new STEAM seasons framework.

In this episode, Sharon Davies, CEO of Young Enterprise, joins Teresa Senyah to discuss making Maths relevant and relatable to learners, exploring applied learning approaches, and promoting incorporating financial literacy in mathematics education.

In this episode, Karen McGuigan explains to Teresa Senyah what the Hierarchy of Independence is, her mathematical journey so far and why she founded the differentiated learning programme for children, Maths for Life.

In this episode, Teresa Senyah is with the lead product developer of the Level 2 Extended Maths Certificate, Grace Hatswell to discuss what the new maths qualification is all about.

In this episode, Dr Tom Hunt joins Teresa Senyah to discuss what Maths anxiety is, how it manifests itself in the classroom and what we can do to manage it.

In this episode, Teresa Senyah is alongside Professor Nira Chamberlain OBE to explore his personal journey in becoming the ‘World’s most interesting mathematician’, the theme of why mathematics is the greatest subject in the world and the Black Heroes of Mathematics conference taking place on the 3rd and 4th October 2023.

In this episode, Teresa Senyah explores the overarching theme of making maths ‘fun’ beyond the curriculum, puzzles and their role in maths enrichment and its interconnection with other subjects. She is alongside Rob Eastaway who has dedicated his career to promoting mathematics outside the classroom and inspiring people of all ages to embrace the beauty of mathematics.

In this episode, Nicola Woodford-Smith raises questions around the ever-growing topic that is ‘maths anxiety’. There is no better placed expert to ask than Sue Johnston-Wilder who has dedicated years of her career to this topic. Nicola and Sue discuss the research behind where maths anxiety can stem from, and importantly how to use resilience to combat further problems.