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In this major, you'll explore areas that are intimately related to years 7-10 mathematics curriculum, using university-level mathematical tools.
You'll learn a range of topics including linear and non-linear functions, such as polynomials, sinusoidal and exponentials; geometry involving ideas of congruence; and transformation, trigonometry, measurement of areas and volumes, and probability and basic statistics.
You'll gain an in-depth understanding of mathematics to enable you to develop skills that are crucial for effective teaching including constructing mathematical explanations and arguments; examining definitions of common mathematical terms, interpreting terminology and notation; expanding the range of representation of mathematical ideas by drawing helpful diagrams, developing familiarity of the close relationship between algebra and numbers; studying statements of theorems and developing some skills and knowledge of proving some of them and examining typical secondary school mathematical problems, students' errors and misconceptions.
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Upon completion of this major, you'll be qualified as an educator for high school mathematics for Years 7-10.
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Enrolment in the Graduate Certificate in Education (C1153) or the Master of Education (Coursework) (M1313)
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