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PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN MATHEMATICS FOR TEACHING

The National Centre for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching and Learning (NCE-MSTL) at the University of Limerick is pleased to invite applications from eligible teachers for this two-year part-time Professional Diploma in Mathematics for Teaching (Level 8)/Dioplóma Gairmiúil sa Mhatamaitic don Mhúinteoireacht. The programme is closely aligned with the needs of out-of-field teachers of mathematics, Project Maths and the requirements of the Teaching Council.

The programme is funded by the Department of Education and Skills as part of the national strategy to support the implementation of Project Maths and improve standards in mathematics education in post-primary schools by upskilling out-of-field teachers of mathematics. Read More>>

Project Maths Video

Carlow Session 2:
The Empirical Rule

Dublin West Workshop 6
Session 1

Dublin West Workshop 6
Session 2

Project Maths Junior Cycle

Project Maths Senior Cycle

Applications of Geometric sequences and series to Financial Maths now available

A new document dealing with Applications of Geometric Sequences & Series to Financial Maths is now available online.

Applications of Geometric Sequences & Series to Financial Maths (PDF)

Applications of Geometric Sequences & Series to Financial Maths (Word)

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Census at School launch exciting new Competition: An Post Rás

Check out the new online tool from Census at School "Where will you view the An Post Rás?" It provides teachers and students with the opportunity to consider and investigate the distances taken from maps. There are plenty of supporting resources provided -- www.censusatschool.ie for more information

Looking at Tallaght through Maths Eyes.

Maths Eyes encourages teachers, parents and children to look at the world through Mathematical Eyes and to realise that we all use maths every day. Many people have a negative view of mathematics from their own experience of school mathematics and often see mathematics as being abstract and not relevant to their everyday life.

Visit: www.haveyougotmathseyes.com.

Monthly Maths Challenge: April Winner

The Project Maths Development Team in partnership with STEPS Ireland (www.steps.ie) are pleased to announce the winner of the "Monthly Maths Challenge" for April 2012.

Congratulations to Kevin Carew from Middleton College, Co. Cork.
This months competition closes on the 9th of May 2012