Lyn D English
There is unprecedented worldwide demand for mathematical solutions to complex problems. That demand has generated a further call to update mathematics education in a way that develops students’ abilities to deal with complex systems. We need to make the mathematical experiences we include for our students more challenging, authentic and meaningful. Developing students’ abilities to work creatively with and generate mathematical knowledge, as distinct from working creatively on tasks that simply provide the required knowledge, is especially important in preparing our students for success in a knowledge-based economy.
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Trevor Cairney
Seven important principles can be applied to support a varied and rich approach to teaching comprehension – e:update.
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John Kilner, Martin Conboy, Rosalyn Black
The Worlds of Work program helps Year 10 students to familiarise themselves with future opportunities and expectations in the workplace – Primary & Middle Years Educator.
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