'Thorough preparation, engaging delivery, active learning, supported by clear, visual-aided, well-structured content.'

But enough of Google AI. For a good student lecture, how about the human touch?

The Centre for Teaching and Learning invites colleagues to apply for the Oxford Teaching, Learning and Educational Leadership Recognition Scheme accredited by Advance HE. The scheme includes a strong emphasis on recognition and educational leadership and is designed for staff who teach and support learning to achieve fellowships of the Higher Education Academy, including professional services staff.

What do our Oxford Mathematics students do in their spare time?

Well, much the same as everyone else. Music, gym, bit of yoga, organising events, impersonating farmyard animals.

Doncha love AI!! So clever! Does all your work in, like, one nanosecond! It's, like, your bestie!!
 
Doncha hate AI?? Thinks it's so clever! But you can't trust it!

You know those annoying social media films where a mic is shoved in front of a bunch of students and they're asked questions that have nothing to do with their studies or their lives, hoping they say something vaguely funny or interesting that might get a billion views on TikTok?

Cats are mathematically smart. They can count to nine, they are rarely heading for a fall, and when they are, they always land on their feet. But sometimes they just don't know whether they are coming or going.

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