The
MAV provides an extensive program of Professional Development
for teachers of all year levels. PD is delivered by experienced
presenters, many of whom are practising classroom teachers.
Our
program ranges from two-hour after-school sessions to full-day
events,
both in the Melbourne metropolitan area and in regional centres.
Professional Learning events include:
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MAV Maths Talent Quest
The Maths Talent Quest has arrived again. Time to get your thinking hats on, finish working on your projects and developing your ideas. The newly updated MTQ website has many resources to assist you in providing some fantastic projects. Registrations online now.
State-wide Games
Days
A Maths Games Day is an opportunity for students to develop their mathematical talents and thinking skills in a setting where maths is regarded as fun and worthwhile with like-minded students from a diverse range of schools.
VCE Revision Lectures 2009
Enrolments are now open for the MAV's 2009 VCE Revision Lectures to be held at Glen Waverley, Northcote, Horsham, Mildura and Sale. Further details and registration.
 Download Michael Swanborough’s 2008 Revision lectures Presentation.
(Requires Microsoft PowerPoint, or at least one of the free PowerPoint Viewers).
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 The MAV Puzzle
When you remove the corners from a Rubik's Cube you are left with a puzzle that looks just like the MAV logo. Visit this page to explore a virtual version of the MAV Puzzle.
2008 Public Lecture Series
ConnectEd Maths, the 2008 Public Lecture Series, consists of four lectures taking place in August, September, October and November. Presented bt Drs Burkard Polster and Marty, these very popular lectures appealed to mathematics buffs, families looking for some fun and something to do together, mathematics teachers looking inspiration and to anyone seeking something to stretch a young mind or two. More information and a booking form.
Further Information
For more information about any aspect of the PD program, contact one of the MAV Professional Officers at the MAV office.
Proudly supported by:
For more information contact: Shirley Marshall
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