#03 Creative Numeracy

from Success North CETT · host Richard Harris

Venus Carew Venus Carew, teacher trainer at Success North, has been teaching maths for over 20 years and been a teacher trainer for over four years. She is involved with action research with the NCETM and is looking at ways to allow teachers to incorporate ideas generated through research into their practice. Venus Carew talks […]

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