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.
Overseas Exchange Opportunities 2020
AAMT is organising exchange programs during 2020 for maths teachers. They include visits to Shanghai, Singapore and the UK. For further information, click here. |
Mathematics By Inquiry
We are currently updating Maths300. Are you interested in developing new material for this long-standing resource? Please contact office@aamt.edu.au to express your interest. |
Excellent Maths Teachers
Pivot Professional Learning in association with AAMT has conducted a study that looks at the characteristics of great maths teachers. To read the research paper, click here.
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STEM Day with the ASTA
AAMT is working with ASTA and the Science Educators Association of the ACT (SEAACT) to offer maths teachers the opportunity to participate in a STEM Day with their science teacher colleagues at the CONASTA conference in Canberra in 2020. The theme for the STEM day is Inquiry-based STEM: Maths and data models in science. For more information here
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ATSIMA 2020 Conference
Yirrkala Community, North East Arnhem Land, NT, 27-30 July 2020 The theme for the conference is Nhe Waŋana Nhe Djämamirriyaŋa Speak It You Create It. More information and registration at www.atsima.com |
Pisa Results
AAMT has issued a press release in response to the publication of the 2018 Pisa results. See here |
Resources
Browse the web-shop for easy selection of our resources, or download a PDF of the 2019 Catalogue. Please note we are experiencing problems with our book ordering system. To be sure that your order is processed, please also email your book requests to us at sales@aamt.edu.au |
IM2C
10-27 March 2020 An opportunity for senior secondary students to work as part of a team to solve a genuine real-world problem using mathematics. View the leaflet here
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Inspired Book
Open-ended Maths Activities - Peter Sullivan, Pat Lilburn The authors discuss the features of good questions and provide practical advice on how to create your own, and use them in class.
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