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Making maths fun in early years has a positive impact in later life: and in some schools, like Hall Green school in Birmingham parents can also benefit. Photograph: Anna Gordon
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The challenges of learning and teaching maths

18/01/201012/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Do the maths, The Guardian

Things are looking up for mathematics. A few years ago, science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) subjects were the focus

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Dorset county council

18/11/200912/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Children first, The Guardian

Anne Salter, head of strategic planning, commissioning and performance, Dorset county council It’s a wide agenda. I lead five teams:

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Dame Julia Higgins of Imperial College, London Photograph: Martin Argles/Guardian
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A calculating charm

21/04/200912/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Do the maths, The Guardian

New maths champion Julia Higgins wants to ensure teachers have time to stop and play Testing times for maths teachers:

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Divide business and pleasure

19/01/200912/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Technology in universities, The Guardian

Lauren Anderson, 21, is in her third year studying marketing at the University of Hertfordshire. On a work placement at

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Off-campus intake creates degrees of seperation

19/01/200912/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Technology in universities, The Guardian

Higher education is changing, with offsite student numbers soaring. But is the UK doing enough to keep British education top

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Choose your weapon

19/01/200912/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Technology in universities, The Guardian

Technological development drives how people learn, with today’s trailblazer tomorrow’s mainstay. What are the newest ICT tools? Lucky students at

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Triumph over adversity: Shirley Warner, Kelly Brown and Imogen Hirst study at University Centre Hastings. Photograph: Frank Baron
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Twenty-one students; 43 children

07/10/200812/06/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Access to university, The Guardian

A town once nicknamed ‘Pramface by the Sea’ is looking up, thanks to a dose of higher education Shirley Warner

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Running the show

01/07/200803/07/2017 Victoria Neumark-Jones Education, Guardian Education, The Guardian

How can schools support the ‘economic wellbeing’ of their students? One way is to give them jobs. Victoria Neumark reports

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First person

11/08/200723/05/2017 Dan Davies The Guardian

Victoria Neumark inherited a houseful of old oak furniture; it is dark, depressing, oppressive. Friends tell her to get rid

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