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Up to age 45, literacy and numeracy skills increase

This Snapshot focuses on the relationship between age and literacy and numeracy skills in Australia, based on the Australian Bureau of Statistics’ Survey of Aspects of Literacy 1996.

Abstract

‘Up to age 45, literacy and numeracy skills increase’ summarises the results of research from the ABS Survey of Aspects of Literacy 1996, on the relationship between literacy and numeracy skills and age in the Australian adult population. 

It is part of a series of DEST Analytical Snapshots summarising current research on key issues in an easy-to-access format.  The Snapshots cover aspects of adult literacy, women’s participation in education and work, and young people’s transition from education to work.  Further fact sheets in the Snapshot series are under development.


Author(s) Strategic Analysis and Evaluation Group
Publication Details
Type : Fact sheets/newsletters/research notes
Published : 3/2007

Topics Covered
Sectors :
Research
Detailed :
Adult and lifelong learning
Language literacy and numeracy

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