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Flexible learning in mathematics: the future

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Neil Challis
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To understand the future, we must first understand the past?... I am writing this article in personal style, as it is based on the invited talk I gave at FLIM (Flexible Learning in Mathematics) 2000, the Mathwise User Group’s annual conference, which took place in Birmingham in September. I hope that style will be seen as appropriate for the MSOR Newsletter, which provides a wonderful vehicle for members of our community to “talk” to each other. The title suggested by the User Group was “Flexible Learning in Mathematics:the Future”…Big issues facing the HE Mathematics community, why develop flexible approaches, what we are learning about flexible learning, diagnosing student needs and follow up and making mathematics more attractive…
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FLIM, flexible learning in mathematics, issues, higher education mathematics, raising standards, teaching and learning, strategy, students, lectures, future, maths, mathematics, teaching, learning, LTSN Maths, Stats & OR Vol 1 No 4 Nov 2000, MSOR Connections Nov 2000 Vol 0 No 4