The programme of The British Mathematical Colloquium included for the first time this year two afternoon Splinter Sessions on Mathematical Education chaired by Peter Saunders [Kings College London]. These took place on 18 and 19 April 2000 and the following talks were presented:
- Developments in school mathematics of concern to universities
- Tony Gardiner [Birmingham]
- Research into how our students learn mathematics: what it can tell us
- David Tall [Warwick]
- The new Learning and Teaching Support Network for mathematics
- Pam Bishop & Joe Kyle [LTSN/Birmingham]
- The Funmaths Roadshow of the Liverpool Mathematical Society
- Ian Porteous [Liverpool]
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