Used to be called Emma Cooke. Maths teacher, book lover, cat mum, now also human mum, muslim newbie
Coventry, England
Joined August 2019
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I'm always too scared of messing it up to join in, but this always gets me in the festive mood and excited for #DuvetKnowItsChrismas and #christmaswiththeinlaws
I'm a bit uneasy with the "Muslims aren't offended by Christmas, my Muslim friends have Christmas trees up" messages. Muslims shouldn't have to join in with the celebrations just to make you feel better about them. It's ok for Muslims to not partake at all.
Does anyone here work in a trauma-informed approach school? Would like to know what your behaviour system looks like and how it's going. My school is now using this approach but I'm a bit confused about it.
I should have been clearer and said does the mark scheme allow it. I know that it's mathematically valid, I have a maths degree from Warwick! I got a couple of helpful replies though, thanks
In A level maths, if you have to prove something, are you allowed to prove it by starting with the RHS and ending up with the LHS? Or do you have to do it left to right?
Remembering how this time last year I made three of these and put them in pigeonholes in the staff room hoping the people who got them would do the same and we'd have an exponential wave of positivity but by summer term the original mugs were still in the pigeonholes
Emma Bukhari retweeted
£25 down to £12.50 in Asda Blantyre
Had to buy one!
@colstewart1 you’ll appreciate this bargain
Is there a good mathematical reason for having octagonal cup holders? I feel like there might be
This is such a first world problem but my daily struggle is that my car has hexagonal cup holders (cheers @UKVolkswagen) so my @StanleyBrand cup doesn’t fit so leaks all over my car 🥹🥹
Because I'm guessing what actually happened was the child was told reasonably that the shoes were unacceptable and they kicked off, possibly being rude, defiant, disruptive, bad language etc.
I need someone good at mechanics to explain this to me please! When you stand up normally and then push against a wall with your palms at shoulder height, why do you feel a stronger reaction force in your feet?
Why aren't grade boundaries released until 8am? I just want something to look at whilst I wait for results 😫