2021
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-73588-3_2
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Financial Numeracy as Part of Mathematics Education

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“…Their results led to the proposal of a theoretical model (Ozkale & Ozdemir Erdogan, 2020b) in which mathematics contributes to financial literacy. These results are consistent with the conceptual dimension of financial numeracy we have found in previous work (Cavalcante, 2020; Savard & Cavalcante, 2021b). In other words, both studies indicated that mathematics improves the conditions for students to develop financial literacy.…”
Section: Financial Literacy In the Pisa: What About Mathematics?supporting
confidence: 93%
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“…Their results led to the proposal of a theoretical model (Ozkale & Ozdemir Erdogan, 2020b) in which mathematics contributes to financial literacy. These results are consistent with the conceptual dimension of financial numeracy we have found in previous work (Cavalcante, 2020; Savard & Cavalcante, 2021b). In other words, both studies indicated that mathematics improves the conditions for students to develop financial literacy.…”
Section: Financial Literacy In the Pisa: What About Mathematics?supporting
confidence: 93%
“…Nonetheless, the textbooks approved by the Chinese MOE seem to incorporate financial numeracy from a contextual dimension (Cavalcante, 2020; Savard & Cavalcante, 2021b). The contextual dimension refers to the use of financial contexts as a means to teach mathematics and increase motivation and engagement among students.…”
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“…The book, Financial Numeracy in Mathematics Education: Research and Practice (Savard & Cavalcante, 2021), presents an integrated explanation of financial numeracy in mathematics classrooms. This volume is a collaborative research project from 2016 to 2019 in Quebec, Canada.…”
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“…Dans son commentaire, Lepage (2022) revient sur les enjeux soulevés dans Désautels (2020) dans le but de comprendre pourquoi les deux programmes se ressemblent autant, et ce, malgré le fait que plusieurs recommandations et opinions soient soulevées afin de mieux intégrer l'apprentissage. Amirullah et al (2022) font un compte rendu du livre intitulé « Financial Numeracy in Mathematics Education: Research and Practice (la numératie financière dans l'enseignement des mathématiques: la recherche et la pratique)» de Savard et Cavalcante (2021). Ils donnent un aperçu des forces de l'ouvrage et montrent comment celui-ci peut servir à faire mieux comprendre la numératie financière dans les mathématiques.…”
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