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Ann Gervasoni

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Dr Ann Gervasoni is an Associate Professor in Education at Monash University.[1] Educated at Genazzano FCJ College, Kew, Christ College (now Australian Catholic University), Ballarat College of Advanced Education (now Federation University Australia) and LaTrobe University Dr Gervasoni is best known for her work in early numeracy [2] including the Let's Count Program for the Smith Family [3] and the EMU (Extending Mathematical Understanding) Program [4]

Early numeracy[edit]

Ann was a member of the research team for the Early Numeracy Research Project (1999–2001) in Victoria, and has been a member of the Victorian Board of Studies Mathematics Key Learning Area Committee and the Council of the Mathematics Association of Victoria. Her work in the area has seen the EMU program utilised in New South Wales,[5][6] Victoria,[7] Western Australia,[8] Germany and Brunei.[9]

The Extending Mathematical Understanding (EMU) Program focussed on the early years of schooling which involves intensive 30-minute daily sessions for groups of 3 children over a period of 10–20 weeks. The EMU Program has been shown by detailed research to improve children’s learning and confidence with mathematics.[10]

Community engagement[edit]

Dr Gervasoni has assisted with Bachelor of Teaching course at the East Timor: International Contribution at Marist Catholic Teachers Institute, Baucau. This includes visits in 2004 and 2005.[11]

In 2008 Dr Gervasoni was named the ACU Staff winner of the Outstanding Community Engagement Award for her work: to assist financially disadvantaged children to learn mathematics; establishment of maths clubs in partnership with The Smith Family; to build community partnerships for a Clemente Program in Ballarat and to support the growth of Friendship Schools, and community projects in East Timor.[12]

Publications[edit]

  • Ann Gervasoni. Extending Mathematical Understanding: Intervention. BHS Publishing, 2015 [6]. External link in |publisher= (help) Search this book on
  • Ann Gervasoni. Children's Number Knowledge in the Early Years of Schooling. Mathematics: Essential Research, Essential Practice — Volume 2 [7]. External link in |publisher= (help) Search this book on
  • Ann Gervasoni; Peter Sullivan; Doug Clarke. The Early Numeracy Research Project: Understanding, Assessing and Developing Young Children's Mathematical Strategies. 2000 Conference of the Australian Association for Research in Education, Sydney, December 2000 [8]. External link in |publisher= (help) Search this book on
  • Ann Gervasoni. EXPLORING THE MATHEMATICAL KNOWLEDGE OF GRADE 1 AND GRADE 2 CHILDREN WHO ARE VULNERABLE IN LEARNING MATHEMATICS. PME28 – 2004 - [9]. External link in |publisher= (help) Search this book on
  • Ann Gervasoni. OPENING DOORS TO SUCCESSFUL NUMBER LEARNING FOR THOSE WHO ARE VULNERABLE. MAV Annual Conference 2005 [10]. External link in |publisher= (help) Search this book on

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