Explore how mathematicians justify statements in a live, interactive session with a University of East Anglia lecturer. Compare different forms of proof and sharpen your approach to unseen problems, with the option to join individually or as a classroom group on Zoom.
This live, interactive Mathematics session explores mathematical proof with Dr George Witty, Lecturer in Mathematics and Widening Participation Academic Lead in the School of Engineering, Mathematics and Physics at the University of East Anglia. The workshop is designed as a skills-and-insight event for students who want to deepen their understanding of how mathematicians justify statements and build rigorous arguments.
Participants will look at what kinds of statements can be proved, and at the different forms mathematical proofs can take. The session also reflects on problem solving more broadly, including how developing stronger problem-solving skills can help with unseen problems and with proving mathematical statements.
The event runs online through Zoom, so students can take part either individually from school, college or home, or as a group in a classroom setting. It is a live participative session rather than a recording, although slides will be shared where available.
Dr George Witty
18 November 2026, 15:45 – 16:30
There is no charge to take part. Free for schools and colleges.
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