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Journal Contents

2005 - 1995 - 1985 - 1975

Author Article Title Journal Vol. No. Year
Bryant, K.; Scott, P. John Napier The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Flewelling, G. Comparing the games we play in the classroom The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Perso, T. Teaching Mathematics in the Middle Years: Is Middle Schooling Necessary? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Fitzallen, N. Library Planning and Design: Lessons in Mathematics The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Mulvogue, K. Using Technology to Introduce Linear Equation Solving at Year 9 The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Neville, G. The Pyramid Collection The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Forgasz, H. Teachers' and pre-service teachers' gendered beliefs: Students and computers The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 1 2005
Harding, S.; Scott, P. The history of the calculus The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 2 2005
Speare, R. More on Pentimals The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 2 2005
Shallcross, D. Building the Bell Rock Lighthouse The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 2 2005
Padula, J. Fractal Music - The mathematics behind 'techno' music The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 2 2005
Winicki Landman, G. Variations on a game The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 3 2005
Melrose, T.; Scott, P. Problems with Primes The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 3 2005
Pierce, R.; Stacey, K; Ball, L Mathematics from still and moving images The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 3 2005
Young-Loveridge, J. Fostering multiplicative thinking using array-based materials The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 3 2005
Stoyanova, E.  Problem-posing strategies used by Years 8 and 9 students The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 3 2005
Quinn, R. A Constructivist Lesson to Introduce Arithmetic Sequences with Patterns The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 4 2005
Rice, K.; Scott, P. Garl Friedrich Gauss The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 4 2005
Staley, J.; Moyer-Packenham, P.; Lynch, M. Technology-supported mathematics environments - Telecollaboration in a secondary statistics classroom The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 4 2005
Thomson, I. Establishing a mathemtics-enrichment community in a multi-school environment The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 4 2005
Padula, J. Mathematical Fiction - Its place in secondary-school mathematics learning The Australian Mathematics Teacher 61 4 2005
Wiest, L.; Johnson, S. Providing female role models in mathematics and computer science The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 1 2005
Gough, J. Googols and infinity The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 1 2005
Lam Sam, C. Number crunching: A sheep's tale The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 1 2005
Peter-Koop, A. Fermi problems in primary mathematics classrooms: fostering children's mathematical modelling processes The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 1 2005
McNaught, K Texts as Resources, not programs The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 1 2005
Wiest, L. To build a dog run: The relationship between perimeter and area The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 2 2005
Bushby, J. Measuring the hardness of minerals The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 2 2005
Mulligan, J.; Prescott, A.; Mitchelmore, M.; Outhred L. Taking a closer look at young students' images of area measurement The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 2 2005
Muir, T. When near enough is good enough: Eight principles for enhancing the value of measurement estimation experiences for students The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 2 2005
Roche, A. Longer is larger - Or is it? The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 3 2005
Sparrow, L.; Swan, P. Decimals, denominators, demons, calculators and connections The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 3 2005
Tabart, P.; Skalicky, J.; Watson, J. Modelling proportional thinking with threes and twos The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 3 2005
Gould, P. Really broken numbers The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 3 2005
Ladhams, J. Teaching children to understand operations in early childhood The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 4 2005
Monroe, E.; Panchyshyn, R. Helping children with words in word problems The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 4 2005
Matthews, S. The truth about triangles: They're all the same... or are they? The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 4 2005
Lindsay, M.; Scott, A. Estimating eggs The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 4 2005
Yang, D. Developing number sense through mathematical diary writing The Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom 10 4 2005
Watson, A. Dance and mathematics: Engaging senses in learning Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Cairns, G. Is there a greater role for prime numbers in our schools? Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Hekimoglu, S. Romance of a mathematician: celebrating St Valentine's Day in a mathematics class Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Wood, E. The mathematics of stopping your car Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Arnold, S. Investigating functions: exploring calculus concepts Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Oliver, J. An early history of difficult multiplication and division Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Staples, E. Spinners, scroll bars and Simpson's Rule Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
Stacey, K. Accessing results from research on technology in mathematics education Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 1 2005
FitzSimons, G.E. Numeracy and Australian workplaces: findings and implications Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 2 2005
Padula, J. The Kama Sutra, Romeo and Juliet, and mathematics: Studying mathematics for pleasure Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 2 2005
Farmer, J. The volume of a torus using cylindrical and spherical coordinates Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 2 2005
Staples, E. Bezier curves: a classroom investigation Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 2 2005
Stewart, S. A new elementary function for our curricula? Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 19 2 2005

2005 - 1995 - 1985 - 1975

Author Article Title Journal Vol. No. Year
O'Reilly, D. Creating Egyptian fractions: A discussion of some methods The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Holton, D. What do Mathematicians do? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Foley, G. Investigating Spirals - An Application of Calculus The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Padula, J. Algebra: I can only do it when I do the chapter! The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Benson, A. Remedial Mathematics (Part 1) The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Brinkworth, P. The Mathematics Curriculum, Social Justice and Ethnomathematics The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Benson, A. Remedial Mathematics (Part 2) The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Yomtoubian, N. Some Mathematical Properties of Numbers 7 and 13 (Part 1) The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 1 1995
Gazdar, A. Happy Birthday to You! The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
O'Reilly, D. The Isis Problem and Egyptian Fractions The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
Litwiller, B.; Duncan, D. Diagonals and Dots The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
Hilton, P.; Pedersen, J. Patterns Among Fibonacci and Lucas Numbers The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
Keam, R. Mandelbrot and Julia The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
Michell, S.; Stephens, M. Implementing Mathematics in the VCE The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 2 1995
Holton, D. RSA Public Key Cryptography The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 3 1995
MacGregor, M.; Stacey, K. Backtracking, Brackets, BOMDAS, BODMAS The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 3 1995
Leeson, N. Algebraic Fractions: some diverse errors! The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 3 1995
Kissane, B. How to Solve an Equation The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 3 1995
Leeson, N. Let's Use Those Mirrors! The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 3 1995
Wheeler, A.; Keam, R. Beyond Fibonacci The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Hollingsworth, C. Putting Research into Practice The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Gallant, C. Linear Equations The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Shield, M. Interpreting Student Mathematical Writing The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Reys, R.E.; Reys, B.J.; McIntosh, A. Blunt Chisel or Modern Toolkit? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
McLean, M. Point of View: Timed Tests - A Challenge in Assessment The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Cooper, M. Teaching Simple Statistical Ideas The Australian Mathematics Teacher 51 4 1995
Stephens, M.; McCrae, B. Assessing Problem Solving in a School System: Principles to Practice Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Malone, J.A.; de Laeter, J.R.; Dekkers, J. Computing Studies Enrolments in Australian Secondary Schools Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
FitzSimons, G. A Practical Approach to Teaching Statistics in TAFE Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Horne, M. Explorations with a Spreadsheet: Leading to Chaos Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Schuck, S. Student teachers' thoughts about calculator usage in the primary classroom - Implications for teacher education Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Cox, P. Gender Differences in VCE Mathematics Assessment Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Fuller,M.; Green, J.; McMahon, K. How many members for an efficient committee? A simple modelling exercise Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
Kissane, B. Exploring Calculus with Graphics Calculators Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 1 1995
MacDougall, J. Pythagoras' Theorem and an Exercise in Calculus Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Stephens, M.; Shimizu, Y.; Ueno, M.; Fujii, Y. Using a problem solving task from Australia in a Tokyo high school to assess students' performances on an extended assessment task Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Oliver, J. A Series Problem: An Explanation and Musings Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Croucher, J.S. Estimating the radius of a circle Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
King, R. Diophantine Equations Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Gazdar, A.S. On Root of the Equation of Form x - f(x) = 0 Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Gazdar, A.S. Birthday Cake Problem Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995
Guest, J. A problem in analytic geometry Australian Senior Mathematics Journal 9 2 1995

2005 - 1995 - 1985 - 1975

Author Article Title Journal Vol. No. Year
Bailey, H. Mathathon Student Support for AMOC The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
Rogerson, A. MISP - The Mathematics in Society Project The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
de Mestre, N. Whitewater Rafting The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
Mason, J. A Number of Numbers The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
Ellerton, N.F. Children and Computers - A Conversation Piece The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
Burns, J.C. Australia and the International Mathematical Olympiad The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 1 1985
Vallely, P.; McGuckin, L.; Troyahn, W. Putting Problem Solving into Practice The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 2 1985
Trunan, J. The Equal Sign - Jack of All Trades The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 2 1985
Pegg, J. How Children Learn Geometry: The Van Hiele Theory The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 2 1985
Newell, G.J.; MacFarlane, J.D. The Use of Monte Carlo Techniques to Teach Probability The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 2 1985
Scott, P. Euclid and his Axioms The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Lovitt, C.; Clarke, D.; Stephens, M. Mathematics Teachers and Curriculum Renewal - A Process of Change and Growth The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Leeson, N. The Functional Role of Shapes The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Milton, K. Children Making Mathematical Explorations The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Thornton, C. Bring Back Short Division The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Williams, J.L. The 26th International Mathematical Olympiad The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
O'Neill, M.J. Some Pitfalls in Computation The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 3 1985
Meiklejohn, G. Calculators The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Mason, J.H. What to do when you're stuck! Notes for a Workshop The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Prokop, J. Maths Week Works! The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Fergusson, A. ACEC 85 A View from the Classroom The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Howson, A.G.; Nebres, B.F.; Wilson, B.J. School Mathematics in the 1990's - An ICMI Study The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Truran, J. Do our Arrows hit their mark? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Grace, N. A4 Paper - A Cheap Tool for Geometry The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985
Brinkworth, P. Numeracy: What, Why, How? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 41 4 1985

2005 - 1995 - 1985 - 1975

Author Article Title Journal Vol. No. Year
Bowen, E.W Mathematical Cepts and Opts The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Finucan, H.M Mathematical Pie The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Ritchie, W.A. Getting with it: Flow Diagrams The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Sims, B. What is an Integral? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Rochester, J.F. Problems in Teaching Form 1 Mathematics The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Taylor, N.W. The World's Population: Is It Tomorrow Already? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Ritchie, W.A. A Speedy Introduction to Calculus The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
de Mestre, N. A Mathematical Obstacle Course The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
SA Secondary Advisory Committee in Computing An Experiment in the use of Interactive Computer Terminals in South Australian Secondary Schools, 1973 The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 1 1975
Sparke, D. Mathematics Teaching Aids in N.S.W. Schools The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 2 1975
Newman, M.F. What is the Role of a Mathematician in Mathematical Education? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 2 1975
Preston, G.B. What Mathematics Should be Taught at School? The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 2 1975
Britt, M. Fibonacci Again The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 2 1975
Berghout, R.F. The Historical Development of Magnitudes, Ratios and Proportions (Part 2) The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 2 1975
Biggs, J.B. Process Learning: Challenge to Mathematics Education The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 3 1975
Shannon, A.G. Fallacies and Fibonacci for Fifth Form The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 3 1975
MacDonald, T.H. Rote Drill: A Neglected Basis for Mathematical Teaching The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 3 1975
Preston, G.B. An Ounce of Understanding is worth a pound of practice The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 3 1975
Ruhen, D.E. Churchlands "Old Wine from a New Bottle?" The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 3 1975
Horadam, A.F. Eight Hundred Years Young The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 4 1975
Moredock, H.S. Emerging Guidelines for School Mathematics The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 4 1975
Pedoe, D. Geometry and the Pleasure Principle The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 4 1975
Carss, M.C. Mathematics Curriculum Development in the United Kingdom The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975
Treilibs, V. Open Space Mathematics The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975
Milton, K.G. Probability in the Primary School The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975
Mack, J.M. Examples of Peculiar and Just Plain Nasty Functions The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975
McDougall, A. Developments and Directions in Secondary School Computer Studies The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975
Waugh, R. Bloom' Taxonomy and Mathematics Teaching The Australian Mathematics Teacher 31 5 1975

 

 

 

 

 

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