Mathematics
Proof & Logic
Establish that something must be true, and spot when an argument only looks valid.
Tells us you want to become capable of this. No payment, no commitment — a mentor takes it from there.
How deep you go is up to you
There is no beginner version and no advanced version of this. You enter wherever you actually are — and a ten-year-old and a forty-year-old can be at the same place.
- 1
foundation
First contact. The ideas underneath, in plain language.
- 2
developing
You can do it with help, and you know when you are stuck.
- 3
proficient
You can do it alone, reliably, on unfamiliar problems.
- 4
advanced
You can extend it, teach it, and use it where nobody has told you to.
How you learn this at Sariro
3 lessons across one programme develop this strand — alongside a mentor, in a live class.
The rest of Mathematics
Number Sense
Understand what numbers mean and feel when an answer is wrong.
Algebraic Reasoning
Work with the unknown, and see the general rule behind particular cases.
Geometry & Space
Reason about shape, position and space, and prove what must be true of them.
Measurement
Quantify the physical world and know how wrong your measurement might be.
Data & Chance
Read data honestly, and reason about what is likely rather than what is certain.
Mathematical Modelling
Turn a messy real situation into mathematics, then interpret what comes back.