Numeracy. “Numeracy Moments” Common Approaches Mathematical Language Estimate-Calculate-Check Problem Solving Positive Attitude Numeracy Rich Environment.

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Numeracy

“Numeracy Moments” Common Approaches Mathematical Language Estimate-Calculate-Check Problem Solving Positive Attitude Numeracy Rich Environment Whole-School Approaches

Whole-School Approach to Numeracy

Express students’ test scores as a fraction and then as a percentage. 1. Make a fraction by placing the test score received over the total number of marks. 2. Estimate the percentage mark from the fraction. 3. Change the fraction to a percentage by multiplying by. 4. Check your answer using a calculator.

Example 1 Marie got a score of 47 in her Biology exam out of a total score of 60. What percentage mark did Marie achieve in her exam?

Problem-Solving Strategy