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Numeracy is always connected to reality taking place in context. Adults use literacy, numeracy and digital skills to deal with problems in everyday life and at work. This is our didactical starting point for the worked out example material for adult learners.

A total of 80 teaching and learning examples are available in eight subject areas.

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1: Cooking for less than €1,-
2: Changing plans! Adding a place to a table
3: Do I eat too much meat?
4: Human meter
5: Watch out for salt!
6: It doesn't need to be so sweet
7: The energy you take in
8: Don't mess around with fats

9: Spend little, eat well
10: Cleaning is dangerous
11: Will it be a tall child?
12: Don't drink and drive
13: Human body
14: The importance of the right quantity
15: Fake news
16: How heavy is it?
17: Geometry and anatomy

18: Shopping list
19: Keep an eye on your expenses
20: Check your bills and invoices
21: Big time
22: Calculate interests
23: Special offers
24: Pay accordingly
25: Two clocks
26: Roulette or piggy bank
27: Exceeding speed limits
28: Buy now, pay later (BNPL)
29: Prepaid card vs. package

30: My family's time management
31: Renovating our home
32: Pets cost money
33: Growth curves and BMI
34: A new apartment
35: Condiminium expenses
36: Perfect dilutions
37: September
38: Understand the weather
39: Don't be late at your date
40: My first pet

41: My calculator is only part of the solution
42: Oops, I forgot my tape measure
43: How long is a minute?
44: Read your work schedule and calculate hours
45: Don't panic about your stock
46: How much money ends up in my account
47: Focus on negative numbers
48: Beware of the packaging
49: Interpreting graphs
50: What is the weight of a sheet of paper?
51: Hours of work

52: The power of the average
53: Fractions in your life
54: Bird migration
55: In the end, who wins? Championship standings
56: Understanding football
57: Screen time
58: Hobbies and free time
59: Group expenses
60: Math and music

61: Which ticket should I buy?
62: Travel with maths - currency exchange rates
63: Don't by stingy - calculate tips
64: Street math
65: Is a car really faster?
66: Which one is the fastest?
67: Going abroad
68: Directions - left or right?
69: Finding distances
70: Urban division

71: Garbage pins
72: Growing vegetables
73: Do you have to be a light to choose a bulb?
74: Drive slower
75: Washing machine labels
76: Expensive bills - electric devices
77: Thirsty vehicles
78: Water - the elixir of life
79: Energy bill
80: How much CO2 can I save by

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