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Scientific Programme
The latest Programme Schedule is
now available
Click here to view the draft programme of Scientific Talks
Click to view Invited Speakers Abstracts
Conference Topics & Themes
The theme of the conference is: "Te Ara Mokoroa", a Maori
phrase which describes “The Long Abiding Path of Knowledge”.
Thus, we want to emphasise the mathematical path students
take between school and university, both in bridging courses
& adult education, through to teacher training, as well as
the links between the different domains of the mathematical
sciences: mathematics, statistics and engineering. We are
interested in hearing any of a wide range of topics on the
teaching of mathematics and statistics at university level. In
the past, for example, we have had papers on technology
(computers, graphics calculators, CAS), bridging courses
& the transition from school to university, large first
year classes, modelling, teacher training, and the teaching
of specific topics (e.g. analysis, algebra).
Teachers Day: Monday 28th November 2011.
One of the parallel strands will be of interest to
secondary Maths teachers, with the keynote and invited talks
spanning the secondary - tertiary stage of the Long Path
students walk?
If you would like to enquire about or
register for the Teachers Day, please email Craig and Jan
McFarlane at [email protected],
or Judy Paterson at [email protected]
More information about the nature of presentations,
workshops and publications will follow soon, in the meantime,
please note the following important deadlines:
Important Dates (Presentation &
Publication)
| May 30, 2011 |
Final date for submission of full, refereed papers
for IJMEST |
| August 21, 2011 |
Final date for submission of Communications
papers |
| August 31, 2011 |
Final date for abstract submission for Oral
presentations | |
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Express your interest
Announcements
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Important
Dates
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November 18, 2011
Online registration closes. All registrations
after this date to contact the organisers
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November 27, 2011
Delta 2011 begins! |
November 30, 2011
Excursion Day |
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