| Resources and Links |
| These resources and links can support you in gaining
a wider understanding of the subjects you are studying.
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Wikipedia:
Wikipedia is a great resource for everything from
basic to advanced concepts. It it great for expanding
your interest in a subject.
It is a free, multilingual, open content encyclopedia
project. Its name is a portmanteau
of the words wiki (a type of collaborative website)
and encyclopedia.
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MathWorld:
MathWorldTM is the web's most extensive mathematical
resource, provided as a free service to the world's
mathematics and internet communities as part of a
commitment to education and educational outreach by
Wolfram Research, makers of Mathematica.
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Dynamic
Periodic Table:
A great resource for students studying chemistry an
the periodic table of elements.
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Periodic
Table:
Another great interactive periodic table, very concise.
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Curriculum
Council:
An excellent resource for TEE papers and further subject
information.
Click here for the TEE
Order Form (pdf)
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Mathematical
Association of Western Australia:
The Mathematical Association of Western Australia,
known as MAWA was established by a group of dedicated
mathematics educators who wanted to promote mathematics
education in Western Australia. Since its inception
MAWA has grown to include Pre-service , Primary, Secondary
and Tertiary teachers, students and parents.
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