Research Conference 2010
15-17 August 2010, Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne
Teaching Mathematics? Make it count
What research tells us about effective mathematics teaching and learning
Research Conference 2010 will focus on mathematics teaching. It will draw together research-based knowledge about effective teaching and learning of mathematics. It will consider approaches to teaching that develop the mathematical proficiency of students and that catch and hold their interest in mathematics from the early years through to post-compulsory education. It will be relevant to those directly involved in mathematics education as well as those concerned more broadly with the place of mathematics in education.
Keynotes
Speaking in and about Mathematics Classrooms Internationally
Presenter: Professor David Clarke
Keynote address 1
Mathematics teaching and learning to reach beyond the basics
Presenter: Professor Kaye Stacey
Keynote address 3
The social outcomes of school mathematics: Standard, Unintended or Visionary?
Presenter: Professor Paul Ernest
Keynote address 4
Concurrent sessions
Promoting the acquisition of higher order skills and understandings in primary and secondary mathematics
Presenter: Professor John Pegg
Mathematics Assessment in Primary Classrooms: Making it Count
Presenter: Associate Professor Rosemary Callingham
Issues of social equity in access and success in mathematics learning for indigenous students
Presenter: Professor Robyn Jorgenson
Primary Students’ decoding mathematics tasks: The role of spatial reasoning
Presenter: Professor Tom Lowrie
The mathematics curriculum, classroom tasks and the learning of mathematics
Presenter: Professor Peter Sullivan
Identifying cognitive processes important to mathematics learning but often overlooked
Presenter: Mr Ross Turner
The case of technology in secondary education mathematics: Curriculum and assessment congruence?
Presenter: Dr David Leigh-Lancaster
Making connections to the big ideas in mathematics: Promoting proportional reasoning
Presenter: Dr Shelley Dole
Mathematics learning: What TIMSS and PISA can tell us about what counts for all Australian students
Presenter: Dr Sue Thomson
Using Technology to support effective mathematics teaching and learning: What counts?
Presenter: Professor Merrilyn Goos
Lunchtime talk back
Mathematics or Numeracy – what are we actually talking about here? Does it matter?
Presenter: Mr Will Morony
Is there one mathematics for all?
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Research Conference 2011
Indigenous Education
7-9 August 2011
Darwin Convention Centre
Darwin, Northern Territory
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