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Literacy and Numeracy 2014 Workshop series
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Last updated 08 September 2014 14:57 by
NZTecAdmin
Please note: The workshops outlined on this page have already occurred.
Please review our current offerings.
Literacy and Numeracy 2014 Workshop series
NZCER, The National Centre of Literacy and Numeracy for Adults, and Maths Technology Ltd (Pathways Awarua) are pleased to announce 8 full-day professional development workshops between September 29th and 9th October 2014
Workshops are being held around the country so please see the information below for a workshop near you.
Workshops are free to attend although numbers will be limited according to venue size.
Workshops run from 9.30am-4pm with morning and afternoon tea provided.
Workshop resources below
Introduction to the Assessment Tool
Workshop outline
Session 1: Introduction to the Assessment Tool
This session will include; accessing the Assessment Tool, assessment selection and creation, interpreting individual and class data, the Gain Report, engaging learners, and an update about the recently released Youth Assessment options. There will also be a Q&A component to this session.
Session 2: Introduction to Pathways Awarua
This session has two components. The first looks at the key features of Pathways Awarua and the ways that educators can use the over 300 learning modules and games with their learners. The second component examines the professional development modules available on Pathways Awarua and in particular the pathway of modules that enables an educator to gain the National Certificate in Adult Literacy and Numeracy (vocational). There will be opportunities for Q&A through the session.
Session 3: Linking the Assessment Tool results to classroom practice
This session links the Assessment Tool results to practical classroom strategies that effectively develop learners’ literacy and numeracy skills. It will review how tutors, and organisations, can draw on the Learning Progression resources to plan, integrate and deliver these strategies while continuing to deliver vocational content. This session will also include a review of key information and resources on the NCLANA website.
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