Literacy Is Defined As The Ability To Read and Write

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Literacy is defined as the ability to read and write, whereas numeracy

refers to the ability to understand simple math concepts. Both are


essential skills needed in day-to-day life and are considered basic
employability skills for most workplaces

What is the importance of numeracy and literacy?


Literacy and numeracy skills are the foundations of lifelong learning and full participation
in society. These skills empower students to make meaning, think critically and
creatively, and reach their full potential. Throughout the grades, literacy and numeracy
are applied across all areas of learning.

What is literacy and numeracy in teaching?


Literacy helps students apply reading, writing, speaking and listening skills across a
variety of subject areas.” Numeracy is “the ability to understand and apply mathematical
concepts, processes, and skills to solve problems and make decisions in a variety of
situations, including real-life scenarios.”
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This includes building skills like summarising, predicting, making inferences, and
analysing textual information. Vocabulary Development: The objective of foundational
literacy and numeracy is to grow students' vocabulary and assist them in obtaining a
range of words and their meanings
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How do you as teacher help your learners develop their literacy skills in the classroom?
Six Guiding Principles to Help Classroom Teachers Boost Student Literacy
1. Establish a culture that supports literacy. ...
2. Explicitly teach skills. ...
3. Create a compelling classroom library for independent reading. ...
4. Confer with students individually during independent reading time. ...
5. Talk about books. ...
6. Write about books.
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What is the Literacy and Numeracy Framework?


 develop listening, reading, speaking and writing skills.
 be able to use numbers and solve problems in real-life situations.
 be confident users of a range of technologies to help them function and
communicate effectively and make sense of the world.”
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What are your teaching strategies to be an effective teacher in literacy and numeracy?
It is the teachers role to:
 emphasise connections.
 encourage sharing of strategies.
 make the mathematics explicit.
 raise challenges.
 promote a language to talk about mathematics.
 encourage students to reflect on what they have learned, how they learned and
what assisted them in their learning.
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Everyday activities like counting, looking at shapes, and talking about sizes can help
children develop early numeracy and maths skills. You can build children's numeracy
and maths skills through play. Try singing number songs and sorting toys together.

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