Maths4Life policy discussion paper

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This discussion paper examines workplace mathematics in terms of policy priorities and evidence on the changing mathematical demands of the workplace; skill levels; employers’ views on different aspects of workplace mathematics; the costs and benefits to employers and benefits to individuals of workplace mathematics; and issues related to teaching and learning. Sections 2–11 present findings from research, policy and practice. Section 12 considers the implications of the findings.

Hudson. C (2006) Maths4Life. Policy report: the implications for post-16 numeracy and maths of the Smith and Tomlinson reports, the 14-19 White Paper and the Skills White Paper: a policy discussion paper. NRDC: London

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