DMIC and Inclusive Practices
Collins is a teacher at Corinna School in Porirua. She is passionate about inclusive teaching and learning practices., and is a practitioner of the Developing Mathematical Inquiry Communities (DMIC) pedagogy.
Helen Collins shares stories – both personal and professional – about Developing Mathematical Inquiry Communities (DMIC), inclusion, and how DMIC supports, challenges, and provides enhancements to teaching and learning.
This talk was a part of Growing from Strong Foundations in Auckland on 5, June, 2018. To get further information and resources check out the NZEI page here.
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