Sample journal articles

AAMT publishes two refereed journals (available by subscription): Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom, and Australian Mathematics Education Journal. Selected articles from each are available below.

Teaching with Technology: Step Back and Hand Over the Cameras! Using Digital Cameras to Facilitate Mathematics Learning with Young Children in K-2 Classrooms

Written by Maria Northcote, published (2011) in Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom vol. 16 no. 3

Enhancing Conceptual Understanding of Trigonometry using Earth Geometry and the Great Circle

Written by Pimpalak Wongapiwatkul, Parames Laosinchai and Bhinyo Panijpan, published (2011) in Australian Senior Mathematics Journal vol. 25 no. 1

Ten Good Reasons to Mentor a Student Teacher

Written by Michael Cavanagh & Anne Prescott, published (2011) in The Australian Mathematics Teacher vol. 67 no. 2

A Primary Classroom Enquiry: Estimating the Height of a Tree

Written by Natalie Brown, Jane Watson, Suzie Wright & Jane Skalicky, published (2011) in Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom vol. 16 no. 2

My Favourite Ratio - An Inquiry about Pi

Written by Natalie Brown, Jane Watson & Suzie Wright, published (2011) in The Australian Mathematics Teacher vol. 67 no. 1

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Informally Multiplying the World of Jillian Jiggs

Written by Paul Betts & Amanda Crampton, published (2011) in Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom vol. 16 no. 1

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Things May Not Always Be as They Seem: The Set Shot in AFL Football

Written by Peter Galbraith and Terry Lockwood, published (2010) in Australian Senior Mathematics Journal vol. 24 no. 2

Discovery: Crossing the Desert

Written by Neville de Mestre, published (2010) in The Australian Mathematics Teacher vol. 66 no. 4

Heavy Thinking: Young Children’s Theorising about Mass

Written by Amy MacDonald, published (2010) in Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom vol. 15 no. 4

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