Can maths pick a dinosaur’s sex?

Can maths pick a dinosaur’s sex?

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Palaeontologists show that using a different statistical model to analyse differences between dinosaur sexes may provide more accurate estimates. This short article and associated resources are well suited to maths and biology students in years 5, 7, and 10 who … Continued
Is mathematics real? A viral TikTok video raises a legitimate question with exciting answers

Is mathematics real? A viral TikTok video raises a legitimate question with exciting answers

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Mathematics lecturer Daniel Mansfield tackles this challenging question, similar to those often asked to educators by their students (alongside “what’s the point?” and “when am I ever going to need this?”). Explore the history of maths with secondary school students … Continued
The mystique of mathematics shown in 5 beautiful maths phenomena

The mystique of mathematics shown in 5 beautiful maths phenomena

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From fractals to The Golden Ratio – there’s plenty of beauty to find in maths, and even more maths to find in beauty. Demonstrate applications of measurement and geometry in nature with this resource by UNSW lecturer, Dr Thomas Britz. … Continued
Five ways to understand coronavirus graphs

Five ways to understand coronavirus graphs

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[PLEASE NOTE: The information in this article may since have been updated or refined.] There are lots of numbers, but what are they saying? Science and maths are entangled when it comes to communicating scientific knowledge to society. Use this article … Continued