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By the time the student completes this Record Booklet he/she will be able to: describe the process of addition and subtraction, use addition to solve symbol and word problems, discuss and describe various methods of checking feasibility of answers, describe everyday situations where estimation is used, use estimation to solve practical problems, use appropriate maths language and notation, relate differences in experience, maths language and notation to cultural, linguistic, situational and gender background, discuss various ways of expressing addition problems and answers, solve problems expressed using a variety of terminology for all processes.
AQF - Australian Quality FrameworkCertificate II, Certificate III, Certificate IV
Competency FieldAdult, Community and Other Education
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