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Unit name Understanding and Teaching Numeracy
Unit code EAL311
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
Faculty of Education
Discipline Education
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Learning Outcomes

  1. Interpret the description of numeracy used in the Australian core skills framework within a specific learning context.
  2. Explain the mathematical concepts and numeracy demands required for effective practice within a particular educational context.
  3. Design and justify learning sequences to develop the numeracy competencies of learners within a particular educational context.
  4. Assess and evaluate the aspects of numeracy that pose particular challenges for learners.

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Teaching

Teaching Pattern

Fully Online with weekly readings and activities, supported by on-line tutorials and discussion opportunities.

Assessment

Task 1: Scenario Analysis (25%)

Task 2: Stakeholder Debate (25%)

Task 3: Portfolio (50%)

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