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Senior subjects Example Exams/Assessment and Marking Guides

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Recently started tutoring at a secondary school after school for boarders and had to start working with students on their IA's. Like most of us we probably haven't had much exposure to them, nor did we complete such structured assessments throughout our high school. Hopefully we all get stepped through this by more experienced teachers when we start our teaching positions. I've found them helpful for Maths and Business, since Maths IA's are more about writing and literacy than the math.

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Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority

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General, Applied and Short Course syllabuses and resources.

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I couldn't access clickview resource through Arc website, so i located another resource for educating students about potential scams and impacts. There's also a range of other interactive medias relating to economics and business that may come of use and they are all free.

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Money Fraud | Avoiding Scams Game for Kids | MoneySense

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Beat the scammers! Help your children understand the world of fraud and phishing and learn how to avoid scams in this interactive activity. Let's play!

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Here's a list quizzes I have created:

Year 7 - Perimeter and Area

Cairns Trivia (beware the final question about school, you'll need to edit)

Year 7 - Review Angle Relations

Year 7 - Triangles and Quadrilateral Review

Year 9 - Probability Recap

Year 8 - Linear Relations and Graphs

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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I got to see blooket in action at my placement school and I think it gets a bit better engagement than Kahoot!!!. Its a bit more gamified than Kahoot and it is set a timer and students progress at their own pace to compete with peers from a pool of questions. Highly recommend trying it.

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If you can get permission and support from your school and parents, I see this as a powerful tool for potentially flipping classrooms, assigning challenge activities (homework) and assisting students who might miss lessons.

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How Flip Works, How to Get Started Creating Videos and More!

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Create all the videos you want-for free! It's easy to create, share, and discuss what you love in a safe space. See how Flip works & how to get started.

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Another prime example of recording your teaching practice. Joel Speranza started on Youtube but has now created his own website. What I like about Joel's content is you can locate what you are looking for much more easily than Wootube and you could recommend it for your students if you don't want to record your own videos.

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I enjoy watching Eddie's material, he has calm and supportive tone to his instructional method and quite often i learn little tips and tricks to incorporate into my lessons. Yes, the classroom can appear to be quite staged in terms of students behaviours, but is it because of his passion and engagement? A great example of how recording yourself may help and benefit others greatly.

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mathematics maths math technology australian hsc teacher high school

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I teach mathematics at a comprehensive public high school in Sydney, Australia. I'm also an author (Woo's Wonderful World of Maths, It's a Numberful World, Eddie Woo's Magical Maths 1 & 2) and TV host (Teenage Boss on ABC ME). I think learning is awesome, and love being able to share what I've learned with others!

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This was suggested to me by one of my supervising teachers. Maybe not as easy as it once was with the phone away for the day, but you could at least record audio, which may help you identify what you said vs what you intended to say to improve practice. You could also record yourself as a "practice run" which I found Flip a good platform for this. If you are happy with what you recorded you could add these as topics for students to respond to and answer/pose questions they might have. I have included two examples of teachers that have done this for Maths.

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Edutopia is a free source of information, inspiration, and practical strategies for learning and teaching in preK-12 education. We are published by the George Lucas Educational Foundation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization.

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I came across this when we had to complete our junior pedagogy unit plans and was struggling with a couple of ideas for particular lessons. Not everything is useful but it is curriculum aligned for P-10.

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Came across this website whilst completing our indigenous unit and was a great resource for both lesson ideas P-10 but also had some great relevance for learning about Australia's shared history.

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Free to sign up and resources for P-10. Can filter by year level and subject which helps with targeting inspiration.

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Cool.org (Cool Australia) supports primary and secondary teachers with high-quality, downloadable education resources like lesson plans, worksheets, activities and professional learning courses.

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A potential activity/assessment task for Mathematical Methods, but i could see you use some of the videos if introducing students to Desmos.

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Our community of users is continually discovering new ways to use Desmos as a canvas and outlet for creativity. From geometric patterns to architectural scenes and recreations of famous paintings, Desmos art comes in various forms, all created from mathematical expressions and geometric objects.

Let's take a look at how we might graph a boat in the Desmos Graphing Calculator:

The point-and-click interface of the Desmos Geometry Tool enables you to quickly start creating. Using the circle, arc, and polygon tools, you can construct shapes in just a few clicks. Additionally, incorporating transformations enables you to translate, reflect, dilate, and rotate your shapes, allowing you to build on your creation.

Let's take a look at how we might create a fish:

Desmos 3D adds another dimension for creativity. Many of the same strategies used in 2D, such as inequalities, restrictions, custom colors and more can be applied in 3D. A great starting place for art in 3D is utilizing the built in function 'sphere.' You can try out this function and start creating with the Build a Snowman quest.
Getting Started: Desmos Geometry Getting Started: Desmos 3D Custom Colors Extending from 2D to 3D Sliders and Movable Points

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Introduction to Math Art Our community of users is continually discovering new ways to use Desmos as a canvas and outlet for creativity. From geometric patterns to architectural scenes and recrea...

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Great Tool for Tagging and Visually Appealing Infographics

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Great Tool for Tagging and Visually Appealing Infographics

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ThingLink: Create unique experiences with interactive images, videos & 360° media

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Easily create interactive and immersive visual experiences for online communication and learning. Start a free trial!

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This is a great library of brain break activities from Berry Street Education. Don't underestimate the power of a break.