The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) Inc., founded in 1966, is the nation’s premier organisation of mathematics educators.
AAMT aims to:
- support and enhance the work of teachers;
- promote the learning of mathematics; and
- represent and promote interests in mathematics education.
Offers to present: Monday 4 March
Brisbane, 9–11 July 2019. Share your experiences with your colleagues through a workshop or seminar. Submit your offer to present by Monday 4 March. Presenters receive 10% discount |
Mathematics By Inquiry
Inspire your students through enquiry mathematics. Matt Skoss (mskoss@aamt.edu.au) can deliver professional learning workshops about using and integrating Maths300 into your classrooms. |
Dr Catherine Attard
Catherine Attard (Western Sydney University), a multiple award-winning educator in primary mathematics, will present a keynote address at the 2019 AAMT Conference |
What’s in my new journal?
The Australian Mathematics Education Journal (AMEJ) contains many interesting articles pertinent to teachers from upper primary to early tertiary. Take a look at the titles from the first issue.
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Singapore Exchange Tour
Due to a strong response to our April Singapore exchange tour, AAMT is planning a second tour in October with a focus on primary educators. Contact the office for further information. |
Resources
Browse the web-shop for easy selection of our resources, or download a PDF of the 2019 Catalogue. |
NSW 2019 Conference
Bankstown, 30 March The Mathematical Association of NSW invites you to the K–8 Conference ‘Getting reasoning right: Reasoning beyond explaining.’ Keynote speakers include Dr Paul Swan and Katherin Cartwright. |
Directorate STEMEd Conference
Canberra, 5 - 6 April The Conference is for P-12 classroom teachers and school leaders from government and non-government school sectors to learn about leading practice in STEM education and innovative futures learning initiatives. |
MASA 2019 Conference
Education Development Centre, 27 May This conference explores the theme of "Why Maths is the Key". Keynote speaker include Professor Caroline McMillen and Professor Martin Westwell. |
