Resources from AMA events
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2020
To view resources shared on the day click the blue headings
Term One Saturday Morning
Cancelled due to COVID-19
AMAonline [evenings]
Over 2020 we went on line in the evenings so you cold enjoy PD in your PJ’s. To view the sessions click here
Term 3 Saturday morning [online]
Term 3 Saturday morning was another online event with 401 teachers from across Aotearoa. Click here find resources and links to recordings
Term 4 Saturday Morning [online]
235 teachers from across Aotearoa registered for our Term 4 online morning. Click here to view recordings and resources shared during the sessions
Mathematics & Calculus Day
Mathematics & Calculus day will be held on December 1 at The University of Auckland, City Campus. More information on the event website
Statistics day
Statistics Day will be held on November 30. Goto the event website to find more information and check back here after the event to find resources
2019
Term 1 Sat Morning
MathsCraft problem solving. Sharing the learning from Anthony Harradine’s 2018 visit
Term 2 Sat Morning
I Can’t wait to get to Maths.
Term 3 Sat Morning
“Looking back looking forward”
HOD Day
Resources are linked in the workshop descriptions on the HOD day website
Mathex
Past questions and winning teams
Mathematics & Calculus Day
Mathematics & Calculus teachers day was held at AUT City Campus. Resources from the day are here. View workshop details to see the resource links that are available.
Statistics Teachers Day
Held at the University of Auckland, City Campus
Theme “data + ? = awesome”
Everything from the day is also on Census at School
2018
Term 3 Sat Morning
“Looking back looking forward”
Mathematics & Calculus Day
Mathematics & Calculus teachers day was held at AUT City Campus.
Statistics Teachers Day
Held at the University of Auckland, City Campus
Header Photo: Kitset whanaungatanga. from a concept by Maureen Lander. Taken by Robyn Headifen at Te Puna O Wai whetū