The
BIG Picture: Essential Skills for Life, Learning and Work (NATIONAL
VERSION) 2004. This curriculum resource document has been designed to enhance
students and teachers understanding of the Essential Skills used at work,
school, home and in the community. The Essential Skills have been imbedded
into curriculum delivery to provide learners with multiple opportunities
to demonstrate and reflect on the relevance of the Essential Skills within
their lives. The resource is divided into four sections - Introductory
(a starting point for all users), Beginner (Grade 7 - 8), Intermediate
(Grade 9 - 10) and Expert (Grade 11 - 12). This document is available from
the Applications for Working and Learning (AWAL) National Project website: http://www.awal.ca/
How
We Do Things Here:Increasing Cultural Understanding of Canadian
Workplace and Learning Systems » 2003. A comprehensive resource
for teachers and workplace educators. Includes the final report of an extensive
study of the cultural challenges of adult immigrants takes S3 / Grade 11
English Language Arts at River East Transcona School Division's McLeod
Adult Learning Centre. The resource includes lesson plans, activities,
Internet links, self-study materials and other resources to assist educators
better design and deliver courses for immigrants to adjust to the cultural
expectations of Canadian academic and workplace systems.
Bridging
the Gap between Literacy and Technology » 2001.The Bridging
the Gap curriculum guides offer practitioners the tools to integrate
information technology into many of the reading, writing, and computer
requirements of today's workplace. These guides are intended to be used
with adult learners at stage 3 and above as outlined in the Literacy and
Learning Certificate.
Journey Workers: Approaches
to Literacy Education with Adults » 1988. This course gives instruction
and guided practice for reading and writing using several different approaches.To
order contact us with the full title.