Podcast appearances and mentions of lucy rycroft smith

In the latest Mathematips podcast, Lucy Rycroft-Smith meets Dr Cathy Smith to delve into the world of mathematical knowledge See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How can you be sure the numbers in your content are correct? We ask mathematics resource designer, podcaster, and writer, Lucy Rycroft-Smith. The post Podcast 78: Maths for B2B marketers appeared first on Radix.

In this episode, Lucy Rycroft-Smith talks to early years mathematics expert Dr Sue Gifford about overcoming contradictions and confusion See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucy Rycroft-Smith talks to the mathematical mastermind about units, algorithms and Numberblocks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The idea of a triangle is a 'generality' - what can we change about it (such as turning it around so it's not on its "big fat bottom") but still keep its 'triangle-ness'? For this episode, Lucy Rycroft-Smith sits down with Helen Drury, founder and director of Mathematics Mastery, a non profit school improvement programme, to discuss generality in maths. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the latest episode of Tes' Mathematips podcast, Lucy Rycroft-Smith talks to Ems Lord about collaboration, mathematical thinking and the power of tinkering See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Maths anxiety” is real and one in ten children suffer from despair and rage when faced with the subject, according to new research from Cambridge University's Faculty of Education and its Centre for Neuroscience. 1,700 British pupils aged eight to 13 were surveyed and Jenni is joined by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, research officer at Cambridge Mathematics and Kayla Fuller a mum of two and digital communications coordinator at National Numeracy to discuss their reactions and what parents can do to support their children if they have maths anxiety.

The folk duo, Fran and Flora play Eastern European inspired music from their album, Unfurl.The former Prime Minister of New Zealand Helen Clark, tells us about her recent work with the children's charity World Vision where she's been trying to help eradicate child marriage in Afghanistan.According to recent research Maths anxiety is real and one in ten children suffer from despair and rage when faced with the subject. We hear from Kayla Fuller who suffered from maths anxiety at school and from Lucy Rycroft Smith a research and communications officer at Cambridge mathematics.Do cultural attitudes to women and pain stand in the way of effective treatments? We're joined by Katy Vincent, Senior Pain Fellow at the Nuffield Department of Women's and Reproductive Health at the University of Oxford.Sonia Purnell on her book, A Woman of No Importance, about Virginia Hall an American turned British spy who overcame a lost leg to become a legend in espionage and guerrilla warfare. We hear from Julie Morgan the deputy minister for Health and Social Services in the Welsh Assembly on why she is fighting to ban smacking children in Wales.And Hallie Rubenhold tells us about the five female victims of Jack the Ripper. She's written about their lives in her new book The Five.Presented by Jenni Murray Produced by Rabeka Nurmahomed Edited by Jane ThurlowInterviewed guest: Helen Clark Interviewed guest: Kayla Fuller Interviewed guest: Lucy Rycroft Smith Interviewed guest: Katy Vincent Interviewed guest: Sonia Purnell Interviewed guest: Julie Morgan Interviewed guest: Hallie Rubenhold

Fran & Flora are the violinist Flora Curzon and cellist Francesca Ter-Berg. Their debut album is called ‘Unfurl' and it combines new arrangements of traditional Transylvanian, Romanian, Klezmer, Greek and Armenian music. They play live in the studio and explain why they're so influenced by the music of far-flung places. Forty years ago today the opposition party of the day won a No Confidence Motion against the ruling Labour Government. That led to the General Election which brought in the UK's first female Prime Minister: Margaret Thatcher. The Conservative politician, Edwina Currie, remembers campaigning for her and lobby journalist, Julia Langdon reflects on covering Margaret Thatcher all the way through her career. Maths anxiety is a real problem. One in ten children suffers from despair and rage when they do maths according Cambridge University. They base this figure on a survey they carried out with nearly two thousand pupils who were between 8 and 13 years old. Jenni's joined by Lucy Rycroft-Smith, research officer at Cambridge Mathematics to discuss children's anxious reactions and what support parents can give.

What is variation theory and how can teachers apply the research around it in their classrooms? In the latest episode of Tes' Mathematips podcast, Lucy Rycroft-Smith talks to Professor Anne Watson to answer these questions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Mr Barton Maths Podcast, I spoke to Lucy Rycroft-Smith. Lucy is a former maths teacher and head of maths, who is now the Research and Communications Officer at Cambridge Mathematics. TheContinue reading The post Lucy Rycroft-Smith: Cambridge Mathematics, Setting, Times Tables and Anxiety appeared first on Mr Barton Maths Blog. No related posts.