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25.01.2022 http://www.nswalnc.org.au/ACALConference2019.htm Need professional development? The ACAL conference is in Sydney Oct 3-5.
25.01.2022 There’s still places left at the Oct conference. Join us for some PD and visit beautiful Sydney. The venue is walking distance to Darling Harbour, Chicago the m...usical and China Town. Jump on light rail or walk a little further to The Rocks, Circular Quay and the heart of the city. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OrIDTJH2ZZM See more
23.01.2022 We are very excited to be hosting the ACAL conference in Sydney this year. Check the ACAL website for key notes and save the date.
22.01.2022 ACAL invites submissions of abstracts for consideration for inclusion in the 2019 ACAL conference programme. This year ACAL is inviting proposals for presentations in two categories: the usual type of presentations, which may be a workshop, activity or non-refereed paper presentations, and peer reviewed academic paper presentations for which additional requirements apply. See the website for details http://www.nswalnc.org.au/
22.01.2022 Conference call for peer reviewed academic paper additional requirements are on the website. Presenters have the option of submitting the full paper (6500 words maximum) of their accepted abstract by 1 September, 2019 for initial peer review for publication as an academic paper in Literacy and Numeracy Studies: An international journal in the education and training of adults.
20.01.2022 Hotline Manager Vanessa Iles chats with Rashelle McHugh from 3RRR about adult literacy. "Increasing people's literacy is good for the whole community".
19.01.2022 Only one week left to apply - Ln specialists please get your application in https://aus01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/
18.01.2022 It's the Reading Writing Hotline's 25th birthday! We started in 1994 as a help line for the ABC's 'Reading Writing Roadshow'. Since then, we've answered calls f...rom 160,000 people wanting to improve their literacy and change their lives. Here's a look at what we've achieved, and some of the people we've helped along the way!
16.01.2022 Presentation call for the conference is open. Go to http://www.nswalnc.org.au/ for details
15.01.2022 Early bird rego for the conference extended! Jump onto the website and register now!
15.01.2022 Conference call - Abstracts are invited for presentations and workshops on topics including but not limited to: Literacy and numeracy for sustainable development Literacy and numeracy for community development Embedding literacy and numeracy in vocational and workplace training Academic literacy and numeracy for tertiary education pathways... Working with early school leavers and young adults Teaching and learning in corrective services Working with VET products eg the Australian Core Skills Framework, Core skills for Work, the Foundation Skills Training Package Models for developing the adult literacy and numeracy workforce initial teacher training, continuing professional development Employment and career challenges and opportunities in adult literacy and numeracy Researching everyday adult literacy and numeracy practices See more
14.01.2022 The NSWALNC committee are meeting this week and on the agenda is the annual ACAL conference. Preparations are well underway and it looks like being a very enjoyable event.
13.01.2022 Some great presentations planned for the conference: - TAFE Outreach sewing basics and numeracy - Lisa Faye & Bryony Gilden - Show and tell is for teachers too! - Polly Craig & Kerry Hooper Richardson - Joining the dots: between critical online government services and users from migrant and refugee backgrounds - Lynda Cameron & Bernard Lewis - Taps, swipe and scroll digital literacy and the LLN learner - Elisabeth Galh & Samara Coulter... - Distance education and the literacy learner: quandry or solution Debra Urquhart - Project-based learning providing opportunities to apply key employability skills in the Australian context - Gwyn Denton - Synthetic phonics - Heather Beebee & Michele Perry - Outside Learning Inside Living - Maria Lentos See more
09.01.2022 Safe holidays to all our members and followers...and remember to relax and have some holiday joy when you give your FSK feedback by 7 Jan and VET review feedback by 25th.
09.01.2022 Have you added the annual conference to your events list? 3-5 Oct in Sydney - see you there!
09.01.2022 NSW Adult Literacy and Numeracy Council 2018 Annual Conference This conference is a forum for discussion and debate about how the field of adult basic education can reclaim learning spaces for adults, particularly those who are currently excluded from education.
08.01.2022 http://www.nswalnc.org.au/ACALConference2019.htm
05.01.2022 What a wonderful day! Our brilliant guest speakers Lyn Wilson, Don Perlgut and David Riordan each brought a unique piece of adult literacy history to the Hotlin...e's 25th anniversary celebration. A big thank you to everyone who joined us at the gorgeous The State Library of New South Wales @ACAL @Community Colleges Australia @TAFE NSW @Valbec @Adult Learning Australia @NSWALNC See more
05.01.2022 Hear what adult learners have to say about the Hotline
05.01.2022 Are you ready for te conference? Keynote Speakers Dr Julie Choi, (Melbourne Graduate School of Education) on - Immigrant and Refugee Women’s Resourcefulness in English Language Classrooms: emerging possibilities through plurilingualism Phil Kane, (University of Auckland) on Researching workplace numeracy as a social practice - case studies from New Zealand
03.01.2022 As we near the holiday season do take some time to give your fsk feedback to PwC. Having had a good look at this stage there's a lot for teachers to comment on.... Think about making a compliant assessment task covering the PCs, PEs and the often extensive and generalised KEs and you probably do want to choose an often used unit and give some very specific feedback. Open til 7 Jan. See more
03.01.2022 Have you looked at the FSK draft units yet? Lots of discussion in fs teach Facebook page and all areas are now available to comment on. Let us know what you think.
01.01.2022 Abstracts for conference presentations should be submitted by email [email protected] using the website template by 31 May, 2019. Notification of decision on submitted abstracts will be sent by 20 June, 2019. Presentation sessions will be 40 minutes. Presenters may choose to organise a group of related papers as a themed session. Peer reviewed academic paper see website for additional requirements Presenters have the option of submitting the full paper (6500 words maximum)... of their accepted abstract by 1 September, 2019 for initial peer review for publication as an academic paper. http://www.nswalnc.org.au/ See more
