Maths in Schools podcasts
The Maths in Schools podcast series is a conversation connecting maths education specialists, practitioners, and researchers to discuss key considerations and strategies to plan and deliver effective maths programs across Australia. In each episode, we feature maths professionals and present different practical and theoretical aspects of teaching mathematics to students of all ages. Your host for the series is Allan Dougan, Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT).
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- Year level
- Foundation Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
- Purpose
- Teaching strategies Professional learning
- Audience
- Teachers School leaders
- Format
- Audio
- Publisher
- Education Services Australia
- Copyright
- © 2024 Commonwealth of Australia. Creative Commons BY 4.0, unless otherwise indicated.
- Other terms
- strategies for explicit teaching
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Episode 38: Making a Connection to Culture
This podcast episode features Professor Chris Matthews talking about the connection between mathematics and Aboriginal culture.
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Enlargement
To enlarge and transform geometrical shapes.
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FISO case study – smooth transitions at Bass Valley Primary School
A case study of a program implemented to address low-level literacy and numeracy skills.
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Dylan Wiliam – collaborative learning
In this video Dylan Wiliam discusses the power of collaborative learning.
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Pyramid inquiry
Using rules to determine the area, perimeter and height of pyramids, while also becoming aware of the features of pyramids.
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Which would you do in your head?
This video examines different ways of solving addition and subtraction problems.
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How many clumps?
This series of lessons develops students' skills, knowledge and processes of multiplicative thinking, incorporating a First Nations perspective.
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Critical and creative thinking
This resource describes key ideas for critical and creative thinking that are organised into four interrelated elements in the learning continuum.
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