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Tony Croft:


Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Education,


Higher Education Consultant,
Lecturer, Teacher,
Author, and

Musician.


Get in touch:

 

for mathematics-related enquiries: email: a.c.croft@lboro.ac.uk

for music-related enquiries: email: tony@syzygy-music.co.uk


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Recent publications:

 

Turlough O'Carolan - for the melodeon. Sixteen tunes arranged for the  D/G melodeon. YouTube videos are available with Tony demonstrating each of the melodies. Available from amazon.co.uk for £8.95 +pp. Click here.


Fifth Edition of Engineering Mathematics by Croft, Davison, Hargreaves & Flint. Click here.


Looking for our French Cafe Music -  Rendezvous ? - see www.facebook.com/frenchcafemusic

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Tony is one of the leading university mathematics educators in the UK. He is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics Education in the Mathematics Education Centre at Loughborough University, formerly a director of the UK virtual mathematics support centre - mathcentre, formerly a director of the sigma network for university-wide mathematics and statistics support, and leading author of university level textbooks -particularly in the field of engineering mathematics. In 2008 he was awarded a prestigious National Teaching Fellowship by the UK Higher Education Academy. 

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Tony is a keen proponent of the diatonic accordion (melodeon). He plays traditional, European, French-cafe, classical, and original compositions on the melodeon.


He is occasionally available to run workshops and give individual tuition. For further details check out the syzygy music site.


University-level mathematics education:


Tony has pioneered the development of university-wide mathematics support in the UK

Tony is the author of several leading university-level textbooks.


Tony the musician:


Tony plays diatonic accordion specialising in French Cafe music, traditional, European, classical arrangements and original compositions.