M1Maths
Contact

Contact Details
        
M1Maths is produced and maintained by David Ilsley ( d.ilsley@gmail.com ) in Brisbane, Australia. 
        
                    
        
Please feel free to make contact 
           if you are a teacher thinking of trialling or using the materials in your school and would like some help. Support can be provided at no cost. 
           Support will need to be mostly online, though it could include school visits for schools in Southeast Queensland. 
        
Also feel free to make contact 
           if you have any questions, comments, feedback or suggestions. These will help to improve the site. 
           Comments about things like incorrect answers, unclear language, poor explanations and even typos are very welcome, will be acted upon 
           and will be acknowledged unless requested otherwise.
The following have helped to improve the site: Rex Boggs, Dario Lucisano.  
        
There is also a Facebook Group  M1Maths 
           for people who are happy for their comments to be seen by others and to engage in discussions. 

        
Brief Biography
        
David Ilsley grew up in England, receiving 1st Class Honours and a Masters degree from Cambridge University.
        
He moved to Australia, and after doing post-graduate research at
           the Australian National University in Canberra, went on to do a Diploma of Education at the University of Queensland.
        
Since then, he has taught maths at a number of high schools in SE Queensland.
           This work has been interspersed with periods as a regional mathematics adviser, a writer of Senior Mathematics materials for Open Learning, 
           a curriculum developer for the 2002 Queensland P-10 Maths Syllabus and a classroom coach training teachers in middle schools in the Bronx, New York.
        
David has published articles in professional journals and presented at conferences, and was vice president
           of the Queensland Association of Mathematics Teachers and editor of their journal Teaching Mathematics from 1998 to 2000.
        
The M1Maths materials were developed progressively over much of this teaching career.
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