Numeracy
Suggested Resources

• Advanced Education and Employment, Government of Saskatchewan. (2006). Adult basic education level three mathematics curriculum guide. Draft version. Regina, SK: Author. Retrieved September 30, 2006, http://www.aee.gov.sk.ca/abe/curriculum/
• ARIS, Language Australia. (2001, January). Certificates in General Education for Adults. Available from Australian Government, Department of Education, Science, and Training, http://www.aris.com.au/cgea
• Western and Northern Canadian Protocol for Collaboration in Education. (n.d.). Mathematics. Canada: Author. Available from WNCP, http://www.wncp.ca
• Fownes, L., Thompson, E., & Evetts, J. (Eds.). (2002). Numeracy at work. Burnaby, BC: BC Construction Industry Skills Improvement Council.
• Adult Learning and Literacy. (2000). Numeracy for adult literacy learners. Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Education and Training.
• Johansson, L., Angst, K., Beer, B., Martin, S., Rebeck, W. & Sibilleau, N. (2000). Canadian language benchmarks 2000: ESL for literacy learners. Ottawa, ON: Centre for Canadian Language Benchmarks. Retrieved August 4, 2006, from http://www.language.ca/cclb_files/document_library/esl_literacy.pdf
• Literacy Ontario. (1998). Working with learning outcomes: Validation draft. Toronto, ON: Author.
• Northwest Territories Education, Culture, and Employment. (2000). Adult literacy and basic education curricula. Yellowknife, NT: Author.
• Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2001). Saskatchewan level 2 numeracy kit. Regina, SK: Author. Available from Author, http://www.sk.literacy.ca
  Note: The "Level 2" of Saskatchewan Literacy Network's Level 2 Numeracy Kit refers to the level of training for practitioners. It does not represent or refer to Level 2 Benchmarks.
• Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2003). Summary of focus groups: Developing level 1 and 2 literacy benchmarks in Saskatchewan, phase 1. Regina, SK: Author. Available from Author, http://www.sk.literacy.ca
• Tout, D., & Schmitt, M. J. (2002). The inclusion of numeracy in adult basic education. Annual Review of Adult Learning and Literacy, 3, 152-202.
• Withnall, A. (1995). Older adults' needs and usage of numerical skills in everyday life. Department of Continuing Education, Lancaster University, England. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED 383 879)