#AMAonline
E hara tāku toa, i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini
Success does not come from the efforts of one alone, rather from the efforts of the collective.
AMAonline is done for 2022, you can browse the sessions using the buttons below or use the search box above
Dates for 2023 are coming soon.
If you are keen to share your expertise we would love to hear from you. Use the contact us button above to get in touch
- November 5: view resources
- August 6: View resources
- September 29, 4pm a curriculum update, goto curriculum refresh website
If you would like to share your stories and expertise on a future Saturday morning or have suggestions of topics you would like to hear more about please get in touch. Teachers love to hear what others are doing in their classroom, what works what doesn’t so please don’t be shy. We are here to help you if you feel a bit nervous about being online
If you haven’t yet caught up with what’s gone or want to revisit sessions you can catch up Term by Term by clicking the blue buttons below or from the Resource Archive Page.
If you can’t remember when the session was use the search box and enter some keywords at the top of the page to help find the session you were looking for. We will index all the session shortly
Recordings and resources from past AMAonline sessions
To find recordings and resources use the search box above and type the presenters name or keywords from the session
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Year 0 - 8 Discussion Forums completed for 2020
These discussion forums are for you to connect and share with your colleagues in other school. Each session will include a “spotlight” section where participants are encouraged to share something from their practice. eg a new approach, a resource, a success story from the classroom. You will be able to signal this when you register
- Wednesday 19th August. Achieving an effective balanced mathematics and statistics programme
- Wednesday 23rd September. Mathematics and statistics assessment – purpose, tools and queries
- Wednesday 4th November. What might a mathematics and statistics year overview look like?
These discussion forums were hosted by Marie Hirst, primary kaiārahi for AMA Networks of Expertise and Robyn Headifen, Kaiārahi for Years 7-13.