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Kate Travers

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Kate is a Learning and Engagement Consultant working within education, heritage, arts and cultural sectors. Her recent work has involved the strategic development of STEAM learning and engagement programmes at Bletchley Park, working with Tom to diversify content, expand audiences and increase income. Her freelance work has included developing museum, heritage and arts content, wellbeing projects with older communities, collection access for special needs and co-delivering a responsive evaluation on the use of contemporary art collections. Kate has an interest in ethics, investigating learning methodologies and practices in museum and gallery environments and professional development. She studied a Bachelor of Education Degree, History of Art, followed by a MA in Museums Studies and has worked in public sector, education, university and independent charity cultural organisations.

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Websites & Blogs


Tommaths

Tommaths is my “main” Blog where I post about all sorts of things including maths, movies, academic work and all sorts of other things.

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Blogstronomy

Blogstronomy is my astronomy Blog where I post answers to questions about space. Got a question that’s out of this world? Ask it here!

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The Actual Maths

“Real life maths” is a thing that’s often used to try to engage people with the subject, but it’s often pretty obviously contrived. I’m slowly collecting links to some real real-life maths out there in the wild. Know of something worth adding? Let me know!

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The Digital Skills for Learning Glossary

Digital skills are important and only becoming more so, but some of the terms can be daunting when you first encounter them. If you’re brushing up on your digital skills bookmark the Digital Skills Glossary as a go-to reference for them all. Is something missing or in need of an update? Let me know, or contribute an entry!

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