Connecting the Dots: Practicing Shared Accountability
Connecting the Dots: Improving Accountability in the Adult Literacy Field in Canada was a project that provided an opportunity for funders and practitioners to examine the impact of accountability on the adult literacy field across the country and explore new ways of approaching it.
For more information on the national project, visit: www.literacyandaccountability.ca
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Featured Events
Deadline for Raise-a-Reader grant applications
February 29, 2012–all day
February 29, 2012–all day
International Adult Learners Week
March 24, 2012–all day
March 24, 2012–all day
TD National Reading Summit III
Vancouver
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May 02, 2012–all day
Vancouver
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May 02, 2012–all day
Shaping a New Learning Culture: Centre for Literacy Summer Institute
Montreal
Enduring WLES models have been developed and implemented in specific geographic locations, such as Nova Scotia and Manitoba, in defined job sectors, such as the construction industry in British Columbia, and in organizational milieus, such as hospitals, in the UK. Why have some models endured? Why have they not been directly transferrable to other settings? What lessons can be learned? www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca/sites/default/files/SUM_INSTITUTE_2012.pdf
June 27, 2012–all day
Montreal
Enduring WLES models have been developed and implemented in specific geographic locations, such as Nova Scotia and Manitoba, in defined job sectors, such as the construction industry in British Columbia, and in organizational milieus, such as hospitals, in the UK. Why have some models endured? Why have they not been directly transferrable to other settings? What lessons can be learned? www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca/sites/default/files/SUM_INSTITUTE_2012.pdf
June 27, 2012–all day
