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![]() The Mushroom Hunt A task from the Task Centre Kit for Aboriginal Students in a workshop for Oneida Nation Elementary School, Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA.
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courses address many issues frequently identified by teachers. They can be presented by our leaders, or we can prepare and resource key system leaders, who are then able to connect the courses to official curriculum documents.
Your Fractions in a Fraction of the Time session has revolutionised my teaching. |
For the last two years I haven't enjoyed teaching maths, but tomorrow I am really looking forward to it. |
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Thank you again for your work with the Numeracy Professional Learning
team - I think the sessions have had a significant impact on the teachers
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Objective![]() Learning to Work Like a Mathematician A Maths on the Move course adapted to the needs of a cluster in Cairns. Resources from the Task Centre Kit for Aboriginal Students and Maths300. Our objective is 100% professional development - more success more often for teachers and students. We see no 'magic' in any materials. It is teachers who weave magic in the classroom. We offer practical, hands-on, professional support which draws ideas and resources from decades of classroom experiences. We want to encourage all teachers to enter the debate about what makes better mathematics learning.
PrinciplesIn our Workshop Library we offer a range of six day and one day courses. The one day courses can stand alone, or be built into a series over time.Providing time is a major objective of each session:
![]() A Maths on the Move workshop room ready to roll
Numbers are limited to workshop size of around 30. Maths on the Move workshops are resource dependent. Teachers make use of problem solving support materials in the workshops, discover the pedagogical and mathematical depth they embrace, then take a sample back to school to support their on-going personal exploration and to assist in retelling the story to others. Printed material is also supplied. To gain greater benefit for your schools, we recommend that at least two teachers attend from each school. Our courses are backed up by extensive support which includes:
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