Mathematics (9th - 12th Grade)

Language of Instruction: English

Physics (Bachelor of Arts: Physics)

Language of Instruction: English

Atomic and Molecular Structiure, Gases Thermodynamics and Spectroscopy, Electronics, Nuclear Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Science and Society, Materials Science etc...

Statistics (Advanced Placement Program-AP)

Language of Instruction: English

Conditional Probability, Numerical Measures, Hypothesis Testing, Set Theory, Binomial/Normal/Chi-Squared Distributions, Sampling...etc

Director and Education Consultant

4d-Curriculum.org, United Kingdom

Nov 2004 - Present

Mathematics Department Management, Classroom Management Training, Strategies Pupil engagement

A Visiting Teacher to several United Kingdom Schools to facilitate and or support OfSted Inspections; and in many instances engage in classroom teaching

Head of Mathematics Department

Heartlands High School, United Kingdom

Jan 2000 - Aug 2004

Mathematics, Physics, Statistics

4d-Curriculum (Directer), Stoke Caribbean Community Enterprise (Chair), 7C's Supplementary School (Chair), Calvary Church of God in Christ Learning Zone (Co-ordinator), ASHCO Supplementary School (Project Leader), Educational in Total (Director), Spectrum Arts (Guest-Speaker), Caribbean Friends and Family (Guest-Speaker), Heartlands Education Action Zone (Lead Teacher), Ishango Project (Guest-Speaker), RESPECT Campaign (Co-ordinator).

Deputy Head of Mathematics Department

Handsworth Wood Girls School, United Kingdom

Sep 1994 - Jan 2000

Mathematics, Physics, ICT

Formed a musical group 'Cultural Sisters and The Fourth Dimension' with performances for BBC Children In Need. Composed, Produced and recorded one title track for CD.

Mathematics, Physics Teacher

Broadway Comprehensive School, United Kingdom

Sep 1988 - Aug 1994

Mathematics, Physics

Assistant Head of Year
FORMER PUPIL

Responsible for the personnel and resources for the conversion of an unused complex, to a three-storey Arts Centre funded by the then Manpower Services Commission and the Commission for Racial Equality.

Masters Degree in Education.

The University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Sep 1995 - Jun 1997

The Fourth Dimension in Curriculum Development Planning.- The Positive Evolution: An Individual/Cultural Approach. Research in Curriculum Studies was awarded Classification: (Grade A) 1st

Advanced Certificate in Education

The University of Birmingham, United Kingdom

Oct 1991 - Jun 1993

Local Management of Schools (LMS). Examining its Implementation within the Local Education Authorites Project (LEAP).

Post Graduate Certificate in Education

University of Keele, Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Sep 1988 - Jul 1989

Reading Mathematics and Physics for Further and Higher Education. Produced Introductory Video for Physics Teaching used, in part, in the Induction of New Student Intake.

B.Sc (Hons), Physics with Statistics and Operational Research Methods

University of staffordshire, United Kingdom

Oct 1985 - May 1988

Special Student Achievement Award having achieved 100% in two consecutive Mathematics Modular Examinations; and achieveing top marks in Solid State Physics.

Graduate of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications

Institute of Mathematics and its Applications United Kingdom

Year of Passing: 1988

First Rastafarian Member

Nominee for Honorary Award of Doctor of Philosophy in Education in association with The University of Witswatersrand Cape Town, South Africa. The 4d-Director delivered his second Dimesion deliberative Khufu 'Pyramid' Model to the now Professor of Mathematics

"An original and personal perspective which shows depth of understanding... Skilled synthesis of material... Detailed and carefully supported critical analysis and evaluation, weighs evidence carefully. Highly relevent study which effectively links book survey findings to literature and curriculum theory....Carefully presented and argued in readable and scholary style. A clear explanation of the methodolgy used....A holistic dissertation...It would be easy to argue that some aspects are not stated clearly enough, but the depth of thought and originality are such to outweigh them...Concerns with the needs of African-Caribbean students have encouraged Francis to take elements of different curriculum theories and re-synthesise them into a single curriculum theory. The Jjob Experiment, with all it's faults would be the basis for an article. A unique dissertation" (Dr. G. Tall, University of Bimingham, 1997).

As a result of The Jjob Experiment and in conjunction with the DELIVERING INCLUSION in SCIENCE COMMUNICATION conference organised by the AFRICAN NETWORK for SCIENCE and TECHNOLOGY (ACNST) at Millennium Point, Birmingham, UNITED KINGDOM, the conference concluded that, '...there is Institutional racism in Science when [African and or Caribbean] people are presented negatively [or not at all] in textbook material'.

Following The Birmingham Evening Mail's theme of: 'Life in the 1990's for Black People', the article centered on the achievements of the current Director of the 4d-Curriculum particularly his return as a Physics/Mathematics Teacher to the former Inner City Comprehensive School he attended as a pupil. Under one section of the Mail's Article entitled: Politics of Racism; the 4d-Director states 'Children are born pure in heart as far as I am concerned; and we instill ideas in them...Show me the child and I will show you the parent'.

During his three year Presidency of the ALL-AFRICANS SOCIETY whilst studying as an Undergraduate in Physics with Statistics and Operational Methods at the now University of Staffordshire, the present 4d-Director organised an Annual Cultural Exhibition with the aim of '...creating more of an understanding between the City and it's African-Carib members - and so help to achieve a more harmonious multi individual/cultural SPIRIT in the area,. In the first year (of his three year term) as President of the then Afro-Caribbean Society, our current 4d-Director almalgamated ['synthesised'- fourth dimensionally] the Afro-Caribbean Society with the Nigerian, Camaroon, Zimbabwean and West African Societies into one 'wholisitic' generic ALL-AFRICANS SOCITY. In the three years of the Annual Cultural Exhibition there was approximately 4500 in attendance. the ALL-AFRICAN SOCIETY also organised weekly Cinema Sessions at the University's Film Theatre for the Local Community which was highly popular and always filled to capacity.