Welcome to the Master Maths blog! Our aim is to
- share useful experience and generate fruitful ideas how to
- improve mathematics education from high school to PhD,
- also promote rigorous mathematical thinking, so we will
- reward first correct public answers to our regular riddles.
Our UK website http://master-maths.co.uk has the following sections:
- Courses page: our distance courses for maths candidates to
top UK universities: MAT paper, Oxbridge interview, STEP exams - Master Maths blog: how to master mathematics and other educational stories
- Summer schools: information about our past Master Maths schools in 2010-2012,
we hope to shortly replace this section by a collection of our free maths resources - Enrol or contact us: an anonymous contact form if you would like to ask questions
- About us: more details about Master Maths Llp and links to our free resources
- Login to tutorials: link to web tutorials for entrance exams at top UK universities.
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