Sentence examples for maths rather than from inspiring English sources

It's probably most useful as a "homework engine" - though one that is focused on science, engineering and maths, rather than the arts and humanities.

At heart, I think, Hoyles remains a missionary for maths rather than just for numeracy, determined that more people should enjoy, as she does, the beauty and the wonder.

"Such pieces of research as this are highly useful in that they give an indication of what things to prioritise within teaching maths, rather than telling us what textbooks to impose".

But Hulme said the new tests included "concepts that are very difficult for children to understand," and that pupils were being "subjected to a diet of English and maths" rather than being allowed to undertake wider learning.

The questions economists seek to answer, the tools they use to help find the answers (that's principally maths, rather than the applied topics that research suggests women are drawn to), the standard assumptions they make along the way (that people are emotionless, free and selfish), and the things they choose to measure all reflect a traditional and stereotypical male way of looking at the world.

I guess that there may be a few people who do try this - if so, they probably need a few lessons in home economics and maths rather than in morals.

Children sit on their own in front of computer screens completing maths games rather than using video cameras in the school grounds to make films about number patterns in nature.

Last month a government inquiry backed this up by suggesting small children should learn about maths through play rather than formal lessons.

Did you deliberately set out to write a character who would show girls that it is good to be clever, brave and love maths and adventures rather than just dreaming about boy bands?

This is, after all, a second world war movie about a socially maladjusted maths boffin (Alan Turing), rather than, say, a heroic tank commander played by Brad Pitt in Fury, to give a recent example.

Non A-level students will be expected – through maths provision in apprenticeships – to learn maths up to the age of 18. Experts believe universities need to play their part by being more public about the value of maths A-levels rather than complaining in private for fear of being called "elitist".