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Critical Skills for Environmental Professionals, 2019
Jennifer Pontius, Alan McIntosh
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Jennifer Pontius, Alan McIntosh
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Building quantitative literacy in critical human geography curriculum
Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 2021This paper argues for increased attention to quantitative literacy in undergraduate critical human geography curriculum. The rationale is twofold: On the one hand, it is increasingly easy to integrate quantitative material into curriculum, given the ...
John Lauermann
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Integrating Quantitative Literacy into Technical Writing Instruction
Technical Communication Quarterly, 2017C. Colombini, S. Hum
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Learning Quantitative Literacy: A Sixth‐Grade Disciplinary Literacy Unit
The Reading Teacher, 2021AbstractIn this study, we focused on the implementation of a disciplinary literacy inquiry unit with a group of sixth‐grade students. Guided by us, students learned about a local budgetary crisis, researched subtopics of interest to them (e.g., the effect of budget cuts on school athletics), and then wrote letters to their state’s governor sharing ...
Cynthia H. Brock +2 more
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European journal of physics, 2019
Student attitudes and beliefs in one subject area are known to affect how students learn in that subject, but how much of a crossover these attitudes have with other subjects and the associated effects are not well understood.
B. Uzpen +3 more
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Student attitudes and beliefs in one subject area are known to affect how students learn in that subject, but how much of a crossover these attitudes have with other subjects and the associated effects are not well understood.
B. Uzpen +3 more
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American Annals of the Deaf, 1993
This article addresses the topic of quantitative, or mathematics, literacy for the workplace and its relevance in programming for deaf students. As Craig and Craig indicated in framing this issue of the Annals , preparing students for the workplace is only one goal of literacy.
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This article addresses the topic of quantitative, or mathematics, literacy for the workplace and its relevance in programming for deaf students. As Craig and Craig indicated in framing this issue of the Annals , preparing students for the workplace is only one goal of literacy.
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Quantitative Literacy for Social Justice
Equity & Excellence in Education, 2007In this article, we argue that many adults lack the “numeracy” needed to function in a maximally effective manner in their vocational, civic, and personal lives. We believe schools need to foster skills in quantitative literacy (QL), an inclination and ability to make reasoned decisions using general world knowledge and fundamental mathematics in ...
Lynda R. Wiest +2 more
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Enhancing College Students’ AI Literacy through Human-AI Co-Creation: A Quantitative Study
International Conference on Software Development for Enhancing Accessibility and Fighting Info-exclusionAs artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) is widely used, the interaction model between humans and artificial intelligence (AI) is undergoing a fundamental shift from “use” to “co-creation”.It presents new challenges for the field of higher ...
H. Wen +3 more
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Modeling Quantitative Literacy
Educational and Psychological Measurement, 2009Quantitative literacy is a habit of mind that is characterized by the interrelationship among a person’s everyday understanding of mathematics, his or her beliefs about mathematics, and his or her disposition toward mathematics. To assess quantitative literacy, it is important to devise measurement tools that provide valid and reliable information ...
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