Mathematical good practice

By Neil Goalby2017-03-02T11:31:00

Cover extract - Language of Mathematics in Science

The language of mathematics in science

Mathematical good practice

The language of mathematics in science

Richard Boohan
Association for Science Education
2016 | 132pp | £25 (£10 for ASE members, or free pdf)
ISBN 9780863574559

With many pupils and teachers currently worried about the increased mathematical content of the new GCSE specifications, The language of mathematics in science, is a timely, important and helpful publication from the Association for Science Education. It deals with every aspect of maths that 11–16-year-old pupils will meet, but pays particular attention to the language educators use.

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