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    Access to academic practices in an engineering curriculum : drawing on students' representational resources through a multimodal pedagogy
    (2004) Archer, Arlene Hillary; Thesen, Lucia; McCormick, Kay; Kress, Gunther
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    Quantitative Literacy as situated social practice in Higher Education
    (Common Ground Publishing, 2006) Prince, Robert Noel; Archer, Arlene Hillary
    Mathematical literacy' is soon to be introduced as a subject in South African schools. This has generated numerous debates in various educational arenas, such as tertiary institutions and professional bodies. This paper looks at the differences between mathematics and Quantitative Literacy (QL) and examines the implicit QL demands and conventionalized QL practices in Higher Education curricula. Although certain practices are highly valued, they are not necessarily explicitly taught to students, especially those from non-dominant or disadvantaged positions in the power structures of the university and the society. This paper explores ways in which the implicit Quantitative Literacy demands can be made explicit and can be used to provide a rich environment to facilitate mathematical and statistical concept acquisition. We look at conventionalized practices in academic disciplines (focusing our analysis on the use of charts) and propose a number of principles of curriculum design.
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