Literacy Legacy : Training for Instructors

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Literacy Legacy : Training for Instructors

The adult literacy sector has been developed over the years through the work of many dedicated, long-term literacy workers who have gained a wealth of knowledge. The field experienced a notable increase in staff turnover during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Many experienced instructors accelerated their retirement plans. As these specialists retire, their knowledge and experience are at risk of being lost, pointing to the need for responsive training for new practitioners. Together, we’re excited to bring you MTML’s series of podcasts, where experienced practitioners share practical advice, and effective strategies, to inspire and guide those who are just starting out in the world of literacy. Join us as we honour the legacy of those who have dedicated their lives to literacy. Tune in and learn from the best!” Welcome to The Literacy Legacy Project.

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    Nervous System and Learning

    Today we are diving into a fascinating topic that impacts all of us, especially those involved in education, and that is the nervous system. Many of us have heard of "fight or flight," but there's so much more to understand about how our nervous systems react to the world around us and how those reactions influence learning. Jenny will be talking about the nervous system and how it responds to fear and how that understanding can change our approach to instruction and learning. We will also be understanding how the nervous system can help create a more inclusive and effective learning environment.

    40 min

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    Intake and Assessment at College/Academic Upgrading Level

    Whether you're new or experienced, today's episode is all about preparing your learners for the transition to college-level upgrading. We understand that entering a college environment can be intimidating. It’s not just about knowing the steps; it’s about equipping learners with the confidence and skills they need to succeed. Join us as we share practical tips and strategies to guide your students through this crucial transition.

    54 min

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    Difference in Approach: Indigenous Perspective

    In today’s episode, we're exploring the distinction between Indigenous adult literacy programs and general adult literacy programs. While both aim to enhance literacy skills, the approaches, philosophies, and the cultures they draw upon can be strikingly different. Indigenous adult literacy programs not only focus on reading and writing but also weave in traditional knowledge, language preservation, and a deep connection to cultural heritage. Meanwhile, more mainstream adult literacy programs are often shaped by Western educational models, which may not always resonate with or serve Indigenous learners in the same way.

    38 min

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    Structured Reading_Part 2: Phonological Awareness

    We're very happy to have Patricia Derby back, who is a longtime literacy practitioner and has had over 30 plus years in helping all ages to learn how to read and overcome challenges.

    49 min

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    How Referrals Can Contribute to Positive Learner Outcomes

    In today's episode we're going to explore through conversation an important topic in the world of literacy and learning: the power of referrals. While a number of our past episodes have actually touched on the needs for referrals, especially at the intake stage, in today's conversation, we'll take a closer look at these connections that play a critical role throughout the entire learning process.

    44 min

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    An Innovative Collaborative Referral Model: The Story of PMP Action Centre

    In our podcast today, I will be speaking with some key individuals involved in a project called the Progressive Molded Products or PMP. The PMP Workers Action Center and Workers Adult Learning Center developed a groundbreaking approach that combined basic skills training with job search and support services. It showcased successful cross-sectoral partnerships and effective referral processes.

    56 min

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    Training Plan Development

    Whether you're an educator or a volunteer; we're diving into a topic that's crucial for success: creating a learning plan for adult learners in literacy programs.  Learning isn't just about gaining knowledge. It's about building confidence, achieving personal goals and empowering change in their lives. So why is having a personalized learning plan so important? And how can we make sure it's effective? In this episode we'll explore the benefits of a well-crafted learning plan. The strategies for tailoring it to each individual and how it helps adult learners stay motivated and on track.

    41 min

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    Structured Reading-Part 1

    In this episode we will explore the power of structured reading and literacy. We're diving into how the brain learns to read, the shift from whole language to evidence-based strategies, and why it's transformative for adult learners.

    37 min
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The adult literacy sector has been developed over the years through the work of many dedicated, long-term literacy workers who have gained a wealth of knowledge. The field experienced a notable increase in staff turnover during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Many experienced instructors accelerated their retirement plans. As these specialists retire, their knowledge and experience are at risk of being lost, pointing to the need for responsive training for new practitioners. Together, we’re excited to bring you MTML’s series of podcasts, where experienced practitioners share practical advice, and effective strategies, to inspire and guide those who are just starting out in the world of literacy. Join us as we honour the legacy of those who have dedicated their lives to literacy. Tune in and learn from the best!” Welcome to The Literacy Legacy Project.

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