Teaching with Technology: Mathematics on the Move: Using Mobile Technologies to Support Student Learning (Part 1)

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Northcote, Maria; 0000-0002-6375-9669

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Catherine Attard and Maria Nort hcote explore the use of mobile technologies as part of our digital repertoire for teachingmathematics. If you are thinking mobile technologies means calculators then this article will provide food for thought!

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technology in the primary classroom , teaching mathematics using ipads ipods

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Attard, C., & Northcote, M. (2011). Teaching technology: Mathematics on the move: Using mobile technologies to support student learning (Part 1). Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom, 16(4), 29-31.

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Australian Primary Mathematics Classroom

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