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How is the numeracy progression related to the Australian Curriculum?

Numeracy skills are explicit teaching in the Australian Curriculum: Mathematics. Students need opportunities to recognise that mathematics is constantly used outside the mathematics classroom and that numerate people apply general mathematical skills …

How is the numeracy progression related to the Australian Curriculum? | National Numeracy Learning Progression | National Literacy and Numeracy Learning Progressions | Resources

Understanding

In F–2, students make connections between related concepts and progressively apply the familiar to develop new ideas. In Years 3–6, students make connections between related concepts and progressively apply the familiar to develop new ideas. They develop …

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Problem-Solving

In F–2, students solve problems when they use mathematics to represent unfamiliar or meaningful situations. In Years 3–6, students solve problems when they use mathematics to represent unfamiliar or meaningful situations and plan their approaches. In Years 7–8, …

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Product

This portfolio shows that the student can implement a modular program using an object-oriented programming language. The student uses efficient coding practice principles, calls a function to reduce complexity, defines the function to perform complex …

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CoU1

Building ratios uses knowledge of fractions as part-whole relationships to divide and compare quantities represents and models ratios using diagrams or objects (in a ratio 1:4 of red to blue counters, for each red counter there are four blue coun …

CoU1 | Comparing units (ratios, rates and proportion) | Number sense and algebra | National Numeracy Learning Progression | National Literacy and Numeracy Learning Progressions | Resources

CoU2

Ratios interprets ratios as a comparison between the same units of measure (students to teachers in a school is 20:1) expresses a ratio as equivalent fractions or percentages (ratio 1:1, each part represents ½ or 50% of the whole) uses a ratio to increase …

CoU2 | Comparing units (ratios, rates and proportion) | Number sense and algebra | National Numeracy Learning Progression | National Literacy and Numeracy Learning Progressions | Resources

CoU3

Applying proportion interprets proportion as the equality of two ratios or rates uses common fractions and decimals for proportional division demonstrates how increasing one quantity in a ratio will affect the total proportion performs operations with …

CoU3 | Comparing units (ratios, rates and proportion) | Number sense and algebra | National Numeracy Learning Progression | National Literacy and Numeracy Learning Progressions | Resources

PoL5

Interpreting maps and plans interprets the scale as a ratio used to create plans, drawings or maps interprets plans involving scale uses compass directions, latitude and longitude to locate position

PoL5 | Positioning and locating | Measurement and geometry | National Numeracy Learning Progression | National Literacy and Numeracy Learning Progressions | Resources

Political cartoons - ABOVE

This task had two parts. First, students designed a political cartoon associated with the Franklin River dispute which incorporated the iconic ‘no dams’ symbol. Second, students critically analysed their cartoons and presented a rationale explaining why …

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Political cartoons - AT

This task had two parts. First, students designed a political cartoon associated with the Franklin River dispute which incorporated the iconic ‘no dams’ symbol. Second, students critically analysed their cartoons and presented a rationale explaining why …

Political cartoons - AT | Samples | Work samples | Resources

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