Examples of using Numeracy in English and their translations into Dutch
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These negative connotations that many people have with arithmetic and numeracy should not be underestimated.
Marike Verschoor(1964) is a research fellow at Research Group Numeracy since November 2008.
writing skills, and even more have poor numeracy and digitals skills.
Furthermore, there needs to be an emphasis on numeracy and literacy since these are key components of the digital skill set.
Developing action plans to increase levels of reading literacy and numeracy, including the use of target-setting;
Together they will enjoy exploring numeracy and quantities as they use the crane to load
Core skills are focused on: Communication, numeracy, information technology,
gets help with basic literacy and numeracy.
According to the same study, the consequences are disastrous for even the basic literacy and numeracy knowledge of many children.
has poor numeracy and digital skills.
Expanding che provision of new learning opportunities in areas such as literacy, numeracy, personal development,
In addition to basic skills such as literacy and numeracy, entrepreneurship requires the gradual development of a range of transversal competences as defined in the EP Recommendation from 2006 including a sense of initiative and entrepreneurship and the ability to turn ideas into action.
have not mastered the basic arts of numeracy and articulacy.
as well as store and numeracy on the coffee table, for all this, there is a designated area
Literacy, numeracy, ICT and other basic skills23 needs:
writing, numeracy, the ability to think logically.
In addition to basic skills such as literacy and numeracy reading, writing
training system without an upper secondary qualification to access upskilling opportunities for improving their literacy, numeracy and digital skills
The fundamental role of key competencies in our societies has been spelt out in the detailed work programme24 which describes key competencies as consisting of the following principal areas: Numeracy and literacy(foundation skills),
improving their skills in literacy, numeracy and informacy.