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Numeracy research and development initiative 2001-2004 – An overview of numeracy projects

The overview document presents key findings and information from the $7 million Australian Government Numeracy Research and Development Initiative, one of several initiatives introduced by the Australian Government to support literacy and numeracy development.  The initiative comprised two complementary strands and a strategic States and Territories projects strand.  The purpose of these projects was to investigate a broad range of teaching and learning strategies that lead to improved numeracy outcomes.

Abstract

The overview presents key findings from 4 national numeracy projects and State/Territory based projects undertaken by educational authorities in partnerships with universities and other organisations.  Common findings of the projects are organised under the following themes :

  • School
  • Curriculum, assessment and reporting
  • Effective learning environments
  • Pre-service teacher education and professional development
  • Catering for individual differences
  • Home and community

Author(s) National Numeracy Coordinators: Dr Jill Vincent, Dr Max Stephens and Dr Vicki Steinle
Publication Details
Type : Reports
Published : 2005

Topics Covered
Sectors :
Career development
Indigenous education
Research
School education
DEST information
Detailed :
Curriculum issues
Early childhood education
Education policy
Equity and access
Language literacy and numeracy
Parents and community
Research and development
Rural, regional and remote
Student participation and achievement
Teachers and academic staff

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