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Australia's first Prime Minister, Edmund Barton, explains
the role of maths in the Federation process.
 
See how a simple equation helped break a constitutional
deadlock.
 
See how smugglers used numbers and probability to avoid
intercolonial tarrifs.

Two students at work on their project on the role of
Maths in the Federation of Australia.
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Join Australias first Prime Minister, Edmund Barton,
on a light-hearted journey through time to help Rebecca, a very contemporary
young student, as she struggles to complete her project on The Role
of Maths in the Federation of Australia. See how
- Edmund Bartons measurement skills kept Federation alive
- Bartons clever use of data ensured a Yes vote in
the Referendums
- A simple equation helped form our Constitution
- The use of numbers helped bring an end to intercolonial tariffs
- Bartons knowledge of geometry avoided disaster in the Federation
Parade
- And much, much more!
The cast of this exciting and innovative video includes
Talia Krape, who has appeared in Blue Healers, Neighbours, and High Fliers
and Brad Felstead who has toured extensively with The History of Maths
play. Cinematography is provided by Logie and Australian Film Institute
award winner Sarah Barton.
Designed with a close eye to the Framework for Teaching
Mathematics, and with a strong mix of entertainment and information,
Maths and the Federation of Australia is suitable for Key Stages
2 and 3 and is sure to provide a wonderful addition to any maths curriculum.
The cost is £32.95 plus £4.50 p&p.
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