[Maths-Education] Developing Pedagogy in Advanced Mathematics day conference - 25th April

Nicola Bretscher N.Bretscher at ioe.ac.uk
Fri Mar 4 11:33:38 GMT 2016


Dear all,

We are pleased to invite you to the ‘Developing Pedagogy in Advanced Mathematics’ day conference on 25th April, 10.30-16.30 at UCL Institute of Education.

The purpose of this day conference is to share research and good practice in developing new teachers to teach A-level and other level 3 mathematics. Researchers and initial teacher educators are invited to share their thoughts on the place of level 3 mathematics within pressured teacher education schedules and to communicate their research in this area. The IOE team will present research findings from two related projects: case studies of teaching A-level in early career, and an investigation of beginner teachers’ skills in assessing semi-structured problems. IOE will also introduce materials from the new AMTEC* course, designed to support A-level mathematics pedagogy for early career teachers and freely available to other ITE providers from 2016-17.

Registration for this event is FREE (including lunch and teas/coffees). We can also offer a grant towards reasonable incurred travel costs (second-class rail fare). However, please note that places and travel funding are limited, and a maximum will be stated in advance.

To register, please complete the registration form at http://goo.gl/forms/XQyYluturI before 25th March 2016. If you would like to contribute a research talk or an account of developing practice, please submit an outline (up to 1000 characters) via the registration form. We would welcome contributions on: developing subject knowledge and pedagogy of particular topics; teaching for problem solving; behaviour for learning with 16-18 year olds; the relationship between level 3 (A Level or Core Maths) teaching and GCSE; assessment; mentoring beginning teachers. You can also register simply to attend.

You will receive confirmation of the session place and travel grant shortly after 25th March.

*For further details, or to find out about using our Advanced Mathematics Teaching for Early Career (AMTEC) course materials with new teachers, please contact Cathy Smith c.smith at ioe.ac.uk<mailto:c.smith at ioe.ac.uk> .

Best wishes,

Cathy Smith, Jennie Golding and Nicola Bretscher


Nicola Bretscher

Lecturer in Mathematics Education
Teach First Secondary Mathematics Subject Tutor
UCL Institute of Education
University College London
20 Bedford Way
London WC1H 0AL
Tel: +44 (0) 207 331 5194


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