Nelson WAmaths Mathematics Methods 12

Built upon research into the science of learning, Nelson WAmaths is a complete teaching and learning solution design to create focused and successful WACE mathematics students.

The design and structure of the series has been informed by teacher advice and evidence-based pedagogy, with the focus on preparing WACE students for their exams and maximising their learning achievement.

WAmaths uses exam practice in every chapter with worked examples, exam tips and extensive array of revision and digital learning features to offer educators and learners a better way to maths mastery.

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About the Authors

Judith Cumpsty has been a Mathematics teacher in various Western Australian schools for over thirty years, teaching at all different levels, as well as being a Head of Department. She has worked closely with students on improving their Mathematical skills, both in high school and primary school, with projects such as Have Sum Fun and preparing students for OLNA. She has kept abreast of changes in Mathematics by participating in activities such as Mathematics conferences, SCSA WACE marking as a Team Leader and proof-reading examinations published by MAWA.

Dion Alfonsi is the Head of Mathematics and a Secondary Mathematics Teacher at Shenton College in Perth, Western Australia. In the past, he has also had the roles of Year 9 & 10 Mathematics Curriculum Leader and Gifted & Talented/Academic Programs Coordinator. Dion has been a Board Member of MAWA, is a frequent presenter at the MAWA Secondary Conference and a teacher of the WA Mathematical Problem-Solving Program.

Greg Neal has taught in regional schools for over 40 years and has co-written several senior textbooks for Cengage Nelson. He has been an examination assessor, presents at conferences and has expertise with CAS technology.