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How to Add the Numbers 1-100 Quickly: Summing Arithmetic Sequences
If you were asked to add together all of the numbers from 1 to 100, what would you do? Would you go through each number, adding to your total as you went or is there a quicker way? Find out in this article.
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N-bonacci Sequences - Taking Fibonacci Further
Most of us have heard of Fibonacci numbers and know a little about what they are, but what about N-bonacci numbers? In this article we will look at what they are and how they link to the Fibonacci sequence.
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Mathematical Numbers - What Is 'e'?
The number 'e' is an extremely important number in mathematics and is used in various situations. But what is it? How do we calculate it? Find out in this article.
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The Maths Behind Dating: Optimal Stopping Theory
When dating, should you choose to settle down with the first person you date or should you get a few dates under your belt before choosing? Find out what the maths says in this fun article about the optimal stopping theory.
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Five More of History's Most Influential Women in STEM
A follow up to my original article on influential women in STEM, featuring another five incredible minds whose contribution to science, technology, engineering and maths changed our world forever.
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Five of History's Most Influential Women in STEM
Histoy is full of many inspiring individuals who have worked in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). In this article we take a look at five of the most influential women from this list.
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Why You Should Always Order the Large Pizza
Ever wondered if you should order one large pizza or two medium pizzas? Let some simple mathematics find the answer.
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Why Does Time Slow Down as You Approach the Speed of Light?
Why does time slow down as you approach the speed of light? Find out why in this article featuring Einstein, space travel, light clocks and more.
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Three of Isaac Newton's Most Important Contributions to the World
Isaac Newton is one of the most influential and famous mathematicians and scientists who has ever lived. In this article read about some of his most well-known and important contributions to the world.
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The Maths Behind A4 Paper
A look at how A4 paper is defined and what makes it so interesting mathematically.
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Interesting Facts About Pascal's Triangle
What is Pascal's Triangle and why is it so interesting? Find out here.
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What Is an Erdős Number?
Find out about Paul Erdős, his life and the number that bears his name.
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Three Interesting Fractals From Koch, Sierpinski and Cantor
A look at what fractals are and three of the most popular examples: the middle third Cantor Set, the Koch curve, and the Sierpinski triangle.
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How Do Binary Numbers Work?
Learn how the binary system works, how to convert between binary and decimal and why the binary system is so important.
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Four Interesting Types of Mathematical Numbers
There are many special types of numbers beyond the ones we commonly learn about, like square and prime numbers. The more rarely discussed types include perfect numbers, vampire numbers, Fibonacci numbers and narcissistic numbers.
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The Handshake Problem: Creating a Mathematical Solution
If you have a room full of people, how many handshakes are required before everybody has shaken hands with everybody else exactly once?
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'The Andromeda Evolution' by Daniel H. Wilson: A Book Review
A book review of 'The Andromeda Evolution' by Daniel H.Wilson, a followup to the bestselling 'The Andromeda Strain' by Michael Crichton.
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Post-Workout Cacao and Maca Smoothie Recipe
This article contains a recipe for my favourite post-workout smoothie containing cacao, maca and banana.
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Speed Arithmetic - How to Multiply by 11 Without a Calculator
How to use a quick and easy method to multiply by 11 without using a calculator.
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Speed Arithmetic - How to Multiply and Divide by 5 Without a Calculator
How to use a simple mental arithmetic method for quickly multiplying and dividing by 5 in your head.
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How to Differentiate From First Principles
Differentiation is used to find the rate of change of a mathematical function as its input changes. Read on to find out how to differentiate from first principles.
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How to Calculate Compound Percentage Changes
How to calculate compound interest increases and decreases using the multiplier method.
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How Many Squares Are on a Chessboard? A Maths Problem
How many squares of all different sizes are there on a chessboard? Instead of counting them up, we can calculate the answer with a formula.
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Bertrand's Paradox—A Problem in Probability Theory
A look at Bertrand's Paradox, where a seemingly simple probability question yields some very differing results.
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How Do Scale Factors Work for Area and Volume?
How to use scale factors when working with area and volume.
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Pythagoras' Theorem - A Proof
How to prove Pythagoras' Theorem using geometry and some simple algebra.
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How to Find Pi Using Regular Polygons
An article about how to find the value of Pi geometrically using regular polygons.
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Which Rectangle Gives the Biggest Area?
A farmer has 100 metres of fence and wants to make a rectangular enclosure with the largest possible area. What size should the sides of his rectangle be?
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The Birthday Paradox
How many people do you need to have in a room before you have a better than 50% chance of at least two people sharing a birthday? The answer is surprisingly low.
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The Monty Hall Problem
The Monty Hall Problem is a popular example of how intuition can often lead you to make mistakes in probability. In this article, I will describe this interesting problem and the mathematics behind it.
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Why Do Buses Come in Threes?
You sit around for ages waiting for a bus and then three come along at once. But why? Find out in this article.
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How to Calculate the Probability of Winning the National Lottery in the UK
An article all about the probability of winning the National Lottery jackpot or its smaller prizes.
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Rice on a Chessboard - Exponential Numbers
A story about the surprising power of exponential numbers.
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How to Write Fractions in Microsoft Word
For basic fractions, go to the 'Insert' tab and click 'Symbol'. By scrolling down, you will be able to find several simple fractions ready for you to insert.
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How to Hide Error Values in Microsoft Excel
A tutorial on how to hide error values such as N/A in Microsoft Excel.
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How to Use the VLookup Function in Microsoft Excel
An instructional article on how to use the VLookup Function in Microsoft Excel
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How to Change a Microsoft PowerPoint Slideshow Into a Video
Step-by-step instructions for converting a Microsoft PowerPoint slideshow into video, including adding sound.
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A Book Review of 'Mr Mercedes' by Stephen King
A review of ' Mr Mercedes' by Stephen King, published in 2014.
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Book Review: Kerrigan in Copenhagen by Thomas E. Kennedy
Kerrigan in Copenhagen by Thomas E. Kennedy is a guide book to Copenhagen, especially it's drinking establishments, disguised as a novel, following Kerrigan as he meanders from bar to bar, discussing literature, life and jazz.
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Teaching Speed-Time Graphs
An outstanding lesson plan for introducing speed-time graphs to your students.
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Katherine Parr - The One Who Survived.
Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived. Read about the one who survived: Katherine Parr, the final wife of Henry VIII.
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The Real Ghostbusters
The Real Ghostbusters - A classic cartoon from the 80s.
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The Very Best of Modern Talking - An Album Review
The Very Best of Modern Talking, greatest hits album - A review
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My Favourite Tower Defence Games
A short article about my favourite web-based tower defence games.
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How to Cure a Blocked/Stuffy Nose
As a teacher, I regularly catch colds and other bugs. Generally, they're not particularly bad and I can work through them, but sometimes I get hit by a heavy cold and end up with an extremely runny nose. After a day or two this then turns into a...
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Favourite Cartoons of My Childhood
A list of classic cartoons from my childhood (late 80s, early 90s).
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My Favourite Mathematics Authors
Popularisers of maths, such as Iain Stewart and Marcus de Sautoy, help to bring the magic and wonder of mathematics to everybody, regardless of their level of maths education.
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My Favourite Scandinavian Pop Groups
There are a surprisingly large number of hugely popular music acts from Scandinavia. Read on to find out more.
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My Favourite Console - Commodore Amiga 600
All about my very first console, The Commodore Amiga 600.
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My Favourite A-Team Memorabilia
A Hubpage all about fantastic A-Team memorabilia. Relive those 80's moments.
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Tomato and Hotdog Pasta Recipe
This is my favourite quick pasta recipe for when I'm home alone. I'm not much of a cook and I created this at university, so it's simple and easy to do and the ingredients are cheap and commonly found in most kitchens. I often make this if I'm...
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The Nightmare Before Christmas - Family Halloween Movie
The Nightmare Before Christmas - A review of the perfect family Halloween movie.
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Shakin' Stevens Greatest Hits
Shakin' Stevens Greatest Hits - An album review
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The Perfect Nazi - Book Review
'The Perfect Nazi' by Martin Davidson - A Book Review.
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Rules of Honour - Matt Hilton
Rules of Honour by Matt Hilton - A review.
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Flash Gordon - Film review
Film review - Flash Gordon, a cult classic movie from the 80's.
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My Family and Other Animals - Gerald Durrell
My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell - A book review.
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Teaching Circumference and Diameter of a Circle
Some lesson ideas for teaching the circumference and diameter of a circle. An excellent introduction to pi.
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The Traveling Wilburys -Vol. 1
The Traveling Wilburys - Vol. 1, an album review.
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Hunky Dory - David Bowie
Hunky Dory by David Bowie - A Review.
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Doctor Who - The Vault
Doctor Who - The Vault, a book review.
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Classic 80s Tv - the A-Team
The A-Team; my favourite tv program of all time. Relive some classic 80's moments here.
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Amadeus - a Review
Amadeus - A film review.
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'Actually', Pet Shop Boys
'Actually' by the Pet Shop Boys - A review
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The Night Before Christmas Book Gift
An article about the classic book 'The Night Before Christmas'.
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The Mentalist on DVD
The Mentalist - One of my favourite detective shows, available on DVD.
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Things to Do in Bruges, Belgium
Top places to visit in Bruges, Belgium. A list of tourist attractions for visitors to this beautiful Belgian city.
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Jurassic Park Book Review
Jurassic Park by Michael Crichton - A book review.
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Stephen King Film Adaptations
A list of movies inspired by Stephen King novels.
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My Top Five Favourite Stephen King Novels
A list of my favourite five Stephen King Novels
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A Beginner's Guide to Reality - Book Review
A Beginner's Guide to Reality by Jim Baggot - A review.
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Using the HTML Element on Weebly
So you've got your Weebly website up and running using the basic elements such as text and image. Now you're wondering how to use the HTML element. There are many things you can do with this useful element and in this lens I will show some of the...
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Learning the Presidents of the United States
An article all about my attempt to memorise all of the Presidents of the United States, including some interesting trivia along the way.
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Halloween Films for the Whole Family
Kids love Halloween. It's a great excuse to dress up in a fancy costume and then obviously there's the chocolate and sweets. There are also some great Halloween films out there to get the family in the mood; but what's a good choice for the family?...
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The Best Tv Cars and Vehicles of the 80s
A list of some of my favourite cars and other vehicles from classic 80's tv series.
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Cold Relieving Lemon, Garlic and Ginger Drink
How to make the perfect cold relieving drink using lemon, garlic, ginger and honey.
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Ideas for Maths Lesson Starters
Having difficulties finding interesting starters for your maths lessons? Check out the ideas in this article. Get your students' brains ready for maths with these lesson starters.
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My Favourite Modern Thriller Writers
A list of my favourite modern thriller writers including Lee Child and Matt Hilton.
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Great Ideas for Hands-On Maths Lessons
A collection of ideas for teaching maths in a fun, hands-on way.
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Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day
A quick article all about Shrove Tuesday/Pancake day, its history and a tasty recipe.
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My Favourite Things to Do in Salzburg, Austria
A list of great places to visit in Salzburg, Austria; home of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
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Fried Egg in a Basket Recipe
How to make fried egg in a basket, a delicious snack using eggs and bread.
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Fishfinger (Fishstick) and Cheese Toastie Sandwich Recipe
How to make a fishfinger and cheese toastie sandwich.
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Chocolate Biscuit Loaf Recipe
How to make delicious chocolate biscuit loaf, ideal for parties or snacking.