Prince Edward Learning Centre in Picton, Ontario, has produced a new learning tool to help learners with their job search. The manual uses plain language and takes the learner through the job hunting process. There are many exercises throughout the book and they have been articulated to Recognition of Adult Learning Strategy (RALS).
This is a collection of stories by members of Seniors' Writing Circles and Fundamental Level Students, College of New Caledonia, Prince George, British Columbia. The Prince George Seniors' Writing Circles began in September 1996 as the result of a cost-shared government grant. Behind the walls of the many senior residences and activity centres in Prince George, is a wealth of untapped historical experience.
The World of Science is a general science reader aimed mainly at adult learners. The book is intended for use by learners, with help from facilitators where necessary. It is suggested that the words at the beginning of each chapter be read to students before starting work on the chapter. Students or facilitators might wish to tape record word pronunciations or other material from this book.
'Progress Plus' is a Continuing Education Course designed to facilitate the participation of marginalized adults in regular Continuing Education Courses in the Lord Selkirk School Division.
This series of six readers is based on the book The Hitch-Hiker, published in 1995. These readers provide a closer look at Newfoundland and Labrador. Each book begins with a Vocabulary listing the new words that learners might have difficulty pronouncing, and ends with a series of Questions to test comprehension and then topics For Discussion and Study. The series comprises:
A manual constructed to involve the interaction of two to five people, a facilitator and the audience, to present the process of literacy theater`s demands of cooperation and teamwork.
