Getting started with reference books
Reference books can be an excellent starting point for locating quick, background information and developing an understanding of a topic.
The majority of our reference sources are available online via the library catalogue and Discovery.The print reference collection is housed in the compactus on the ground floor of the Giblin Eunson Library. Here are some suggestions that may help you get started.
Third International Handbook of Mathematics Education by Call Number: Online resourcePublication Date: 2012
CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Second Edition by Call Number: Online resourcePublication Date: 2003
The concise Oxford dictionary of mathematics (5th ed.)Call Number: Online ResourcePublication Date: 2014
Encyclopedia of educationCall Number: Online Resource
Featured books
What teachers need to know about numeracyCall Number: Online Resource & UniM Giblin Eunson 513.071 WEST
MathsWorld Year 9 by Call Number: UniM Giblin Eunson TB TB 510 MATH
Assessing scientific, reading and mathematical literacy : a framework for PISA 2006.Call Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 371.26 ASSE
Using analytical frameworks for classroom researchCall Number: [electronic resource]
Mathematical literacy : developing identities of inclusionCall Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 510.71 SOLO
Challenging mathematics in and beyond the classroom : the 16th ICMI study.Call Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 510.71 CHAL
Teaching secondary school mathematics : research and practice for the 21st centuryCall Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 510.71 GOOS
TIMSS 07 : taking a closer look at mathematics and science in AustraliaCall Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 371.260994 TIMS
Math memories you can count on : a literature-based approach to teaching mathematics in the primary classroomsCall Number: UniM Giblin Eunson 372.7044 LAKE
