Sentence examples for find maths from inspiring English sources

Those who have it find maths a whole lot easier.

As is the case with all subjects, some students find maths hard.

"We recognise," says the head, "that there is a mindset in society that we need to tackle, which causes women and girls to find maths frightening".

It won't be Eton and Harrow scrabbling around to find maths teachers; it will be schools in marginalised and deprived communities, thus jeopardising what progress has been made in recent years.

The new curriculum, which started today, is moving primary arithmetic up by what looks like a quantum leap, and for those children, teachers and parents who already find maths difficult, this is going to be scary.

You have some students who find maths or any subject incredibly difficult to get to grips with for whatever reason, but they are still pushed towards the same benchmark as everyone else.

Kibble's father was a mathematician and he says he always found maths fun.

His route in came after a degree at Harvard in 1962: he found maths lacking next to the adventures promised by John Cage, Henry Flynt and La Monte Young, experimental musicians whose orbit he was drawn into after he moved to New York.

Critics including the National Union of Teachers say that schools are already struggling to find qualified maths teachers, and Labour's policy would need to overcome the shortage to be effective.

We hope that all groups in the Lords will support our amendment to delay the imposition of this charge unless the government can explain how our schools and hospitals are to find the maths and technology teachers to provide the increase in these subjects it has now promised, as well as the trained nurses we need, without drawing on recruits from overseas.

I went to a bookshop and found that maths books were hopeless.