How are we progressing with academic numeracy at regional universities? Perspectives from first-year undergraduate studies

Author:

Woolcott GeoffORCID,Galligan LindaORCID,Whannell RobertORCID,Marshman MargaretORCID,Axelsen TarynORCID,Schmalz JelenaORCID,Sultanova NargizORCID

Funder

Australian Government Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program, National Priorities Pool–2015

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Education,General Mathematics

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