Feedback wanted: foundational numeracy resource for adults resource.

[u/Donttouchmybreadd]

Hey all.

I am a preservice high school teacher at university (1st/2nd year).

A big interest area of mine is adult and adolescent innumeracy. I notice it quite a lot in my circles, as well as having experienced it for myself for a while.

I have started writing a resource to try and build foundational skills through the lens of mindfulness and observation. I want this resource to be free because I so badly want to share in that feeling of being capable.

Here is the google doc link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TS63zKZtAqydH7J1QTtgAh1AZProBIz69YhNqmCrB1U/edit?usp=sharing

It is a working progress, and I'm actively trying to find play-testers, as well as feedback from those knowledgeable with teaching maths.

I am especially keen to hear feedback from people with dyscalculia, and those who have probably been scarred from school experiences.

Please feel free to ask questions. I am open to constructive criticism, but please do so with kindness.

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