Films: We need to hack a keycard, obtained by seducing one of the guards. We then need to drop in from the skylight after jumping from a plane, and dodge all of the lasers and traps, carefully switching the jewels for fakes that weigh the same to avoid tripping the alarm.

Real life:

Yes, because English was imposed as the official language in all of Germany in 1945. What a tool.

US diplomat says UK would have lost WW2 with Starmer as leader www.bbc.com/news/article...

#MathsToday Strong use of contextual Maths in a TV show: A guy in Love Island describes two women as both being "an 8/10", then when the girl he is coupled up with expresses annoyance at this, he replies
"8/10... that's like 80%... which is good" 😆

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I’m looking for a fun game for GCSE foundation level students to play during the least week of term. Something involving percentages, decimals and fractions would be brilliant. Would rather was a paper based exercise as already have a Quizziz set up. Murder mystery or something like that? Thanks x

I teach maths from GCSE foundation to Further Maths A level in an FE college. I teach mainly to a vocational course (Engineering, Electrical Installation etc). The one thing even the brightest of my students struggle to grasp is rearranging equations. Any wonderful ideas?

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