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Jemma Sherwood
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MAT maths lead, MA Council, PhD student, writing for teachers and pupils. Also: music, language and travel. jemmasherwood.com
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You’re totally gonna do this now. And once or twice in the next three years, it’ll be revolutionary.

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I mean, at least i didn’t choose 103.

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It’s confusing correlation with causation, and also an oversimplification of a complex system with many, many variable factors, not to mention the way we get drawn to the surface features rather than the active (often hidden) ingredients.

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Have DMed you

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Would you like a chat about implications of bringing in curriculum? There’s a *lot* to be aware of.

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Looking forward to reading this!

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I guess everyone will say diff things. I’d say take a look in our SP2 unit. It’s not focused on them drawing axes - just reading, plotting points and interpreting. Scales are important, of course, but for that group at that level, I’d say it’s not the main thing in this unit.

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Yes, but there are some things that just have to be done (eg entering beh. points onto SIMS) that benefit the system.

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Lesson planning and prep, students writing essays… If the thinking is important to learning and development, keep AI away. If it’s making a mundane task *that has no developmental purpose* quicker, bring it on.

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Jemma Sherwood
@jemmaths.bsky.social
MAT maths lead, MA Council, PhD student, writing for teachers and pupils. Also: music, language and travel. jemmasherwood.com
438 followers367 following35 posts