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The benefits of studying mathematics in two languages (Cymraeg/Welsh and English)
This post is written, in both English and Welsh, by Dr Delyth Tomos, an OU Associate Lecturer who tutors on modules in mathematics and statistics, and engineering. Delyth has recently co-led a project looking at Welsh-medium tuition in mathematics. To … Continue reading
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Diffusion of the Dead: The Mathematics of a Zombie Invasion!
Have you ever wondered just how long it is before a zombie shuffles into view? It might sound like something direct from a horror film, but knowing how soon you’ll need to dodge or outrun the undead could mean the … Continue reading
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It’s not about the answer
Everyone loves a puzzle, don’t they?! One of the pulls that drew me to maths is the satisfaction that comes from solving problems, that, and the fact it is fun! In the May 2024 edition of the maths and stats … Continue reading
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