A review of adult numeracy policy and practice in Ireland (2017)

Date: 2017
Author: National Adult Literacy Agency
ISBN: Not available

A review of adult numeracy policy and practice in Ireland

This report examines existing research and policy initiatives relating to adult numeracy at national and international level. The findings can contribute to the current debate on the importance of numeracy skills to the social, personal and economic wellbeing of Irish adults.

Category:
Numeracy

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