
Founder @numberclubHQ - making software for schools since forever, Dad to 3 girls, school governor, all views are my wife's
Budleigh Salterton, Devon
Joined March 2012
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We got there!!! Stick and Split has found its forever home at NumberClub. The story of how we got this far.
A lockdown project with my 5-year-old has grown into something far bigger than I ever imagined.
From one little game — Stick and Split — to 400+ schools in 15 countries… and now, today, we launch NumberClub 🎉
Read the full story here: vist.ly/46j4g
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Richard E Grant also starred in the shortest ever episode of Colombo #traitors #celebritytraitors #bbc
Richard E Grant also starred in the shortest ever episode of Colombo #traitors #celebritytraitors #bbc
Here we go!!!!
Tickets for #BrewEdBrum are now available.
Speakers, conversations, connection, lunch, laughs, a few drinks, quiz, panel, rucksack... proper job as we say in Devon.
Get in quick before they all go...
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In a sign of how far advertising has moved on in my lifetime, I just had to explain to my daughter what a sandwich board is.
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#iTeachMath 🧵
"Should children memorize the multiplication tables?"
"It is generally agreed that the process by which children learn the multiplication tables should not be that of memorizing."
NumberClub exists because you’re more likely to remember 4 x 7 = 28 the more you care about knowing it, and the reason to care lies within interesting mathematics rather than because a person or computer keeps expecting you to answer it.
Friday thought - there's a surprising amount of hidden cognitive load in time pressure.
🤖 Made with AI
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As if we need another learning-through-sport analogy!!!
Missing Isn't Failure, It's Information!...David's latest blog.
numberclub.com/blog/post/c3b…
🤖 Made with AI
One of NumberClub's underlying principles is to build feedback into every choice a student makes, so every maths question becomes more than "Woohoo, you got it right!" or "Boo, you got it wrong."
It's the difference between judge for yourself and being judged.
















