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Maths Dance reveals the

symbiotic relationship between

mathematics and dance , present

and promotes its implications

in mathematics education

and aligns with the values and

characteristics of a holistic

educational scheme where all

the learning areas are linked and

taught together.

01

WELCOME TOMATHS DANCE

‘I like it because in the classroom

we only sit down and write and it’s

boring, but here we got to move

around all the time!’

In our experience, schools that

embrace the arts are confident,

lively, engaging and creative

places. We work closely with

staff to design and plan projects

– big or small – that answer the

needs of children and the school,

bringing our maths and dance

expertise to inspire students and

teachers and enrich learning.

02

SCHOOLS

Maths Dance is passionate about embodied maths teaching and learning and we like

nothing better than to share what we know, and what we’re currently exploring. Our

courses and workshops are popular, effective and affordable. We collaborate with the

Association of Teachers of Mathematics and The Place.

‘Very clear and imaginative yet

simple exercises!’

‘An excellent workshop that

engaged and entertained us.

Highly recommended for all maths

specialists.’

03

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Two case studies – conducted

by Panorea Baka in Roehampton

University, London and Polykseny

Evangelopoulou in the University

of Stockholm - have highlighted

the benefits of incorporating

dance in maths lessons.

04

RESEARCH

Panorea Baka has been awarded

the Roehampton Award 2014

for founding Maths Dance and

for her inspirational work on

promoting creative teaching and

learning of mathematics through

movement.

05

AWARDS

Panorea gave a TEDx talk

entitled ‘Setting mathematics

education in motion’.

06

TALKS & PRESENTATIONS

‘Η δημιουργικότητα είναι πράξη.

Δεν διδάσκεταιστη θεωρία,

αλλά εμπνέεται, μεταδίδεται και

καλλιεργείται.’

Panorea Baka

www.mathsdance.com

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