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FACILITATOR 

Sarah Howell

Sarah is an experienced secondary mathematics and statistics teacher, curriculum leader, and university lecturer. She has taught introductory statistics and mathematics in universities in Aotearoa NZ and the UK and has taught professional knowledge for mathematics education as part of the BA and the secondary student teacher workshops as part of the Initial Teacher Training workshops at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.

Sarah has developed curriculum-aligned resources to support both specialist and non-specialist teachers of mathematics, statistics, and numeracy. She has a passion for equity in participation, achievement, and pathways in mathematics education and supporting students who have previously had negative experiences when learning mathematics to develop positive mathematics learner identities.

She is currently undertaking her PhD into the NCEA Change Programme in mathematics and statistics.  

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NZD 595

Empowering Algebra Teaching: strategies for motivation, engagement and success

A micro-credential course to support successful algebra teaching and learning for anyone working with students in Years 4 to 10.
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8 weeks
NZD 595

Supporting Student Success in Mathematics Learning

A micro-credential to support successful mathematics teaching of fractions, decimals and percentages for anyone working with students in Years 4 to 10.
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10 week
NZD 595

Teaching Out-of-Field: Maths and Statistics for New-to-Maths Teachers

Build confidence and practical teaching capability in secondary Mathematics and Statistics. If you are a PPTA member, use your membership number at checkout to take advantage of the PPTA funding for this course.

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We customise specific programmes for many New Zealand organisations – from short ‘in-house’ courses for employee groups, to executive education, or creating workshops within your existing programmes or events.