Challenging Mathematical Tasks - Register your Interest

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Challenging Mathematical Tasks is an Oxford Teacher Reference title that offers a series of comprehensive learning sequences focused on problems that students do not yet know how to solve.

This approach is based on research by Emeritus Professor Peter Sullivan, which shows that challenging tasks encourage engagement, persistence and deep mathematical understanding. The tasks are researched, developed and tested by an expert team from Monash University. Each task is supported by a clear rationale with a learning focus, key language suggestions, enabling and extending prompts and possible solutions. Curriculum alignment documents, supporting research and Blackline Masters are available on Oxford Owl.

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Key Features

Led by research, written by experts

Peter Sullivan is an Emeritus Professor of Science, Mathematics and Technology Education, Monash University. He has extensive experience in research and teaching in teacher education. He was the lead writer of the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics.

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We've carefully mapped the maths concepts explored in the title to multiple curricula across Australia.

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