I hope you will take part in the discussion that ensue. It would be nice if you could introduce yourself to other members of the group with a brief initial posting. Membership of the list will include primary and secondary school teachers, tertiary mathematics and mathematics education lecturers, and representatives from the school systems in each of the states and territories. The TAME-L list also encourages overseas members, and welcomes their contributions on issues relevant to the TAME theme. TAME-L is conducted by the Department of Science and Mathematics Education at the University of Melbourne, in association with the Computers and Calculators Special Interest Group of the Mathematics Education Research Group of Australia.
Teacher Librarians See also the library and information services list for teacher librarians .
Also, subscribers have the opportunity to contribute their ideas directly for others to respond. In the first instance we will be establishing a network of tertiary environmental educators, then including information about research activities and developments in environmental education. We hope that TIPD-TALK will enable those of you who are school students with disabilities to develop a keen interest in tertiary education. You will be able to read about the experiences of university students and graduates with disabilities and to hear from the staff who provide services to them. Finally, we hope that those of you who are university staff may be able to consider the needs of future students by learning about how they are undertaking their studies in secondary schools.