All-Attainment Teaching in Secondary Mathematics

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Colin Jackson completed his first degree in Engineering Science at Edinburgh University in the late 70s. After working in industry for several years he embarked on a mathematics PGCE at Chelsea College in the mid-80s. Having been convinced on the course of its benefits, he taught all-attainment mathematics over a period of fifteen years in several secondary schools in London and Yorkshire, first as a classroom teacher, then later as a Head of Department. Along the way he completed a second undergraduate degree in mathematics with the Open University. Around the millennium he moved into higher education working on the secondary mathematics PGCE and on undergraduate routes into teaching at Sheffield Hallam University. During his time there he was course leader for the BSc in Mathematics Education (Secondary), Mathematics Director for the create maths project, Project manager for the MAST programme based at Sheffield Hallam University and CPD leader for Mathematics in the Making (MIMA) - a multinational Comenius project. He has a research profile in social justice in mathematics education. He retired in 2016 but still retains an active interest in mathematics education.

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