Newcastle Mathematics Association A regional cluster of The Mathematical Association of New South Wales Inc. Promoting quality Mathematics Education for all Wednesday 15 November 2017 Date: HPE203 Callaghan Campus (near the Forum) – 4:30 pm 6:30 pm Time: – Implementing the New Curriculum - Stage 6 Critical Path Analysis Focus: – This meeting will explore two new topics appearing in the NSW Mathematics Standard Syllabus: Critical Path analysis and Minimum-Cut’ theorem (MS-N3). ‘Maximum-Flow About the Speaker: Georgina Liversidge is a brilliant young mathematician currently undertaking her honours year in pure mathematics at The University of Newcastle. She has received many awards throughout her studies including first in 1000, 2000 and 3000 level mathematics. Her current research focuses on the use of graphs to solve problems in group theory. Georgina is teaching Elementary Mathematics (taken by pre-service primary teachers) and Foundational Studies in Mathematics. Friday November 10 using this link: RSVP: This meeting is open to all teachers of Mathematics, and has been registered with the NESA by the University of Newcastle as training for Teachers Requiring Accreditation. Please make sure you write your NESA number when you register using the link above. The meeting is free, but please bring $2 to contribute to afternoon tea.
Newcastle Mathematics Association A regional cluster of The Mathematical Association of New South Wales Inc. Promoting quality Mathematics Education for all Date: Wednesday 15 November 2017 HPE203 – Callaghan Campus (near the Forum) Time: 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Focus: Implementing the New Curriculum - Stage 6 – Critical Path Analysis This meeting will explore two new topics appearing in the NSW Mathematics Standard Syllabus: Critical Path analysis and ‘Maximum-Flow Minimum-Cut’ theorem (MS-N3). About the Speaker: Georgina Liversidge is a brilliant young mathematician currently undertaking her honours year in pure mathematics at The University of Newcastle. She has received many awards throughout her studies including first in 1000, 2000 and 3000 level mathematics. Her current research focuses on the use of graphs to solve problems in group theory. Georgina is teaching Elementary Mathematics (taken by pre-service primary teachers) and Foundational Studies in Mathematics. RSVP: Friday November 10 using this link: This meeting is open to all teachers of Mathematics, and has been registered with the NESA by the University of Newcastle as training for Teachers Requiring Accreditation. Please make sure you write your NESA number when you register using the link above. The meeting is free, but please bring $2 to contribute to afternoon tea.
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