Sentence examples for making maths from inspiring English sources

Four years after Salman Khan gave up his job at a hedge fund to focus on making maths videos, the Khan Academy has 6m registered users, who solve (or try to solve) 3m problems a day, and it has broadened its curriculum far beyond maths.

His whole department makes maths fun.

Perhaps an acceptable compromise would be to make maths compulsory only at AS-level.

Hoyles's lifelong mission has been to make maths something that people talk comfortably about.

He just always used to make us laugh and make maths as exciting as it possibly can be.

What Wolfram says he is trying to do with computerbasedmaths.org (CBM) is to make maths relevant to everyday life.

We are encouraging more children to do science GCSEs and we have made maths and science the top priorities in teacher training".

It would be easy to say teachers should make maths more interesting, as children can learn to love maths, as the existence of mathletes would suggest.

The man who has done most to make maths enjoyable for the largest number of people is a 93-year-old American called Martin Gardner.

"There's nothing else like it," says Lennett. "It makes maths enjoyable in a way kids aren't allowed to enjoy it any more.

This gut fear is unfortunate because it is algebra that makes maths so very useful and exciting – especially for scientists juggling variables.