08 February 2012
09:00
- 16:00
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AoC Literacy & Numeracy Conference 2012
Supported by NIACE
Government are currently consulting on a literacy and numeracy provision as part of this consultation. This consultation closes in October 2011.
A BIS review of literacy and numeracy provision is also under way, drawing on the expertise of practitioners, a range of other stakeholders and other reviews such as those by the National Institute of Adult and Continuing Education (NIACE) and Ofsted. In addition, a review of research and evaluation literature has been undertaken which brings together what is currently known about improving adults' literacy and numeracy skills, including international evidence, and identifies where evidence-gaps exist which will be considered as part of the review. BIS will report the findings of its review in autumn 2011.
How the issue affects Colleges:
- What are the key features of underperformance in literacy and numeracy?
- How will the government respond to the Boswell Inquiry on literacy? What does this mean for policy?
- How can provider's best tackle these challenges and secure further improvement?
- Making better use of data to assess the recruitment and performance of different learner groups
- Improving initial assessment of those in need
- Best practice strategies on numeracy and literacy i.e. how to have a clear management strategy; this conference should identify best practice for providers
- Observation of teaching and training - tutors receiving feedback on their teaching, increasing tutors' technical skills
- Improving self assessment reports
- Exploiting technology to advance learner's needs in numeracy
- Developing practical and vocational teaching applications for learners
- Monitoring take-up for those who need literacy and numeracy skills
Who should attend this event?
- Skills for Life (teachers/lecturers)
- ESOL
- Literacy and numeracy
For further ifnormation please visit the registration website.
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