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Classroom Corner - Exploring linear functions in context

Paula McMahon

Paula has worked in high schools for more than twenty years. Since 2019 she has worked as the MAWA Executive Officer. Paula has a passion to ensure students demonstrate understanding rather than learning 'maths tricks or rules'.

 

I am primary trained and worked in both primary and secondary schools for more than 25 years. During this time, I have taken on several leadership roles included Head of Learning Area.

In 2019 I started as the Executive Officer at The Mathematical Association of Western Australia (MAWA). In this role I deliver professional learning to teachers, education assistants and parents. Since 2019 I have been a sessional lecturer at University Notre Dame Australia (Fremantle). Here I work with pre-service primary and secondary teachers. I have authored several books including “There’s a Problem to Solve”, Essential Mathematics Unit 3 and 4 and Maths for WA Book 1, 2 and 3.

I am passionate to ensure students demonstrate understanding rather than learning 'maths tricks or rules'.

  • Workshop
  • August 07, 2024, 4:00PM  - August 07, 2024, 5:00PM
  • Member $ 0.00 (includes GST of $ 0.00) per person
    Non-Member $ 30.00 (includes GST of $ 2.73) per person
    • Online via Zoom WA Australia
  • Engage in experiences that engage students in creating deep understandings of linear functions. Some formative and possibly summative assessment ideas will be explained. Audience: Year 7 – 9 teachers.

Description

Engage in experiences that engage students in creating deep understandings of linear functions. Some formative and possibly summative assessment ideas will be explained. 
Audience: Year 7 – 9 teachers.

Location

  • Online via Zoom WA Australia