Numeracy
- handle cashExamples
- collect money from clients and make change
- purchase supplies using cash and credit cards
- track small budgets and record expensesExample
- track purchases of supplies, travel and assistive devices
- compare monthly contact hours to standards to see if they meet minimum requirements
- use common household measuring tools when teaching skills for daily living
- calculate amounts for expense claims
- collect and analyze assessment data such as test marks and ratings
- estimate times for learning and rehabilitation programsExamples
- estimate times needed to complete different parts of a program
- estimate lengths of time clients will need to be in programs to reach goals
- create schedules of the instructional programExamples
- create annual, monthly, and weekly schedules to guide the time for instruction
- change schedules to allow extra time for instruction for clients having difficulty
- figure out and analyze statistics for program operationExamples
- figure out daily and monthly averages of individual sessions
- record service days taken and clients referred
- track changes in numbers of client contact hours for assessment, instruction, coaching, counselling and job placement activities
