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Professional Development

Live Webinar | Wednesday 26 October | 4pm and 6pm AEDT sessions

The knowledge and skills gap in Australian primary mathematics classrooms

The skills gap is adding to the complexity of mathematics planning and instruction. Our webinar will help you bridge the gaps by giving you practical, real-world solutions to use in the classroom, and insights to inform your teaching.

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A roundtable discussion with education experts:

Lee Walker

Director of Publishing, Editorial & Design at Oxford University Press, Australia & New Zealand

Emeritus Professor Peter Sullivan

Emeritus Professor of Science, Mathematics and Technology Education, Monash University.

Janine Sprakel

National Partnerships and Engagement Manager at the Australian Maths Trust (AMT).

Emma Short

Senior Publisher, Primary Mathematics, at Oxford University Press, Australia & New Zealand

Peter Maher

Primary mathematics coordinator for 40+ years. Peter was awarded the OAM in 2021 for his services to mathematics education.

A teachers’ guide to bridging the gaps.

Primary students’ levels of mathematical knowledge and skills range from 1–5+ years, depending on the year of school, and as children progress through primary school the gap continues to widen.

But why are so many Australian students falling behind in their mathematics learning?

Our 2022 report features practical solutions and teaching advice from the Australian Maths Trust and education leaders.

Go to the whitepaper