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projectread.ca

Where to Get Help

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Funders & Supporters. Where to Get Help. Research & Development. Where to Get Help. Are you looking for a program or know someone who needs some help? Project READ provides free referrals to programs and agencies in our network area, Waterloo and Wellington. Please call or email us to talk about your options. We can help you find the program that is right for you or someone you know. Project READ Literacy Network – Telephone: 519-570-3054 Email: info@projectread.ca. Action Read Community Literacy Centre.

literacyjournal.ca

Web Safari

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National Adult Literacy Database -. Centre for Literacy of Quebec Summer Institute. ESL and Literacy - www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca. Learning is Power Video - www.youtube.com/watch? Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy. Community Legal Education Ontario. And literacywisdom.blogspot.com. And the Northern Edge. Wwwnwt.literacy.ca/resources/northernedge/edge.htm. Webwise - basic computer and the internet tutorials from the BBC - www.bbc.co.uk/webwise. New Zealand Literacy Portal. Café Blogs of Note.

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Resources

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Skip to primary navigation. Skip to primary sidebar. Adult Literacy and Learning. Literacy and Basic Skills. Literacy Through Hip Hop. Rebirth, Reboot, Reclaim: A Cabaret of Love. In this section, we have gathered up some literacy resources that we hope you will find interesting and helpful including:. Links to literacy organizations and resources. Recommended readings (volunteers and staff). Links to literacy organizations and resources:. National Adult Literacy Database. Vol 11, No. 2. Hewitt, P. (...

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GreedyMouse :: What I do. And a little about why.

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Click here to see). I research digital literacies and create online learning opportunities for adult learners and educators. I work with organizations to develop e-learning strategies, blended or distance curricula and models for online instructional design. I can help with the big picture planning or work with you to adapt a curriculum to e-learning. I faciltate workshops for adult learners, educators and community developers on wide range of topics in online, blended or traditional classrooms. You can ...

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Literacy Link Eastern Ontario: Resources

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Aligning Ten Employment Services Workshops with the. In 2013-2014, Employment Ontario funded Literacy Link Eastern Ontario to align 10 employment services workshops with the. This Service Delivery Network Development Fund project resulted in identifying the Competencies and Levels required for adults to successfully complete these workshops. These alignment charts are also intended to foster accurate referrals between. Three of the workshops (. Career Exploration and Labour Market Trends Workshop. Aligni...

learningcircles.ca

LCWorkingGroup

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The Learning Circles Project. Who we are - Working Group. These are the people who are, or have been,. On the Working Group for this project. Raquo; » » » » » ». Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy. National Indigenous Literacy Association. The Bay of Fundy Marine Resource Centre.

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LCResources

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The Learning Circles Project. How we learned - Resources. Learning in Indigenous Communities. Antone, Eileen, and Tania Cordoba (2005). Fall, 2005. Available at www.literacyjournal.ca/literacies/6-2005/readers f05.htm. A good bibliography of study circles articles and studies. More on general study circles (in more plain language.). This website promotes study circles as community practice in democracy. Http:/ www.kumc.edu/uwwy/studycircles.html. Barton, David, and Karin Tusting, eds., (2005). The Bay of...

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LCSymposium

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The Learning Circles Project. How we learned - The Symposium. In the last year of the study, we brought more people into the process of analysis-through-discussion at a symposium. Just as we had begun to see the Researchers and the Lifelong Learning Working Group as learning circles, we saw the symposium as a learning circle, one that widened the process of analysis-through-discussion. We called the symposium Widening the Circle. Do you know what I felt yesterday and today? I think you’ve found us ...

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LCImpacts

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The Learning Circles Project. What we learned - Impacts. Download PDF - 88 kb. The Widening the Circle Symposium. Brought together representatives from several learning circles identified in the study, and included representation from rural, urban, and Indigenous communities. This gathering presented the research team with an opportunity to hear directly from participants and facilitators about the impact of learning circles on individuals and communities. Metro Toronto Movement for Literacy.