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Robyn uses this site to store and share resources for teachers of mathematics and statistics.
Feel free to have a browse and share anything you find that inspires you.
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Robyn is an experienced professional learning and development facilitator who works collaboratively with teachers and leaders to improve learning for all students.
Her current work includes, facilitating the Teacher Education Refresh programme with The University of Auckland and working alongside teachers and leaders in schools improving pedagogy and outcomes for ākonga through regionally allocated PLD under the Learning Solutions banner.
From 2019 until 2021 Robyn was Kaiārahi for the Auckland Mathematical Association under the Networks of Expertise funding. She was previously employed at Team Solutions, The University of Auckland as regional mathematics & statistics facilitator for the Secondary Student Achievement professional learning and development contract. The role involved working with middle leaders to improve outcomes for students with a particular focus on priority students.
Prior to joining Team Solutions, Robyn spent 12 years as a mathematics & statistics teacher in a large urban secondary school. She also has experience working for large corporations in the Information Technology field holding sales and marketing roles with national responsibility.
Robyn used to keep a blog, you can view it here. Some of the popular posts which are still current include
Risking success: a strategy for evaluating mistakes
A range of ... highlights what is a skill for level 1 and level 2 trig standards
Unpacking standards : templates for clarifying teaching and learning based on UDL
She now keeps the content of the Auckland Mathematical associations website up to date. If you have items of interest that you would like to share email kaiarahi@aucklandmaths.org.nz
Robyn also organises AMAonline, Saturday morning professional learning for kaiako across Aotearoa New Zealand. If you or your colleagues would like to present please get in touch. kaiarahi@aucklandmaths.org.nz