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Embedding and Integrating Literacy, Language and ESOL

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EMBEDDING AND INTEGRATING LITERACY, LANGUAGE AND NUMERACY Thursday 8 March 2007, London There is increasing recognition that addressing the Literacy, Language and Numeracy (LLN) needs of learners within vocational programmes can provide learners with the confidence, competence and motivation necessary for them to succeed. (DfES 2004) Recent research from the NRDC (2005) has clearly demonstrated the benefits of embedding, highlighting the strong correlations between embedded features of provision and higher retention and achievement rates. This conference will enable participants to find out about the latest research and current practice in the field. More immediately Although many providers are keen to develop embedded courses, they are concerned about the best ways of going about this and about having the resources to do it well. This conference will draw together information about the latest research with practical approaches to embedding in a range of vocational areas and provide opportunities for delegates to explore the challenges and opportunities that they face. Aims By the end of the conference we hope that delegates will:  Know about UK and international research into embedding LLN  Have a greater understanding of the whole organization approach to embedding  Have explored the challenges and opportunities that embedding presents  Have a practical understanding of how to embed LLN into a range of vocational subjects, as well as how to plan and fund embedded courses The event will be of particular interest to: Teachers and managers in literacy, numeracy and ESOL programmes and vocational education in FE colleges, 6th form colleges and adult and community education centres Workplace learning providers Anyone with an interest in research into embedded approaches to LLN Venue: Abbey Community Centre, Westminster, London Ref: C15-00/03/07 Tel: 0116 204 2833 E-mail: gurjit.kaur@niace.org.uk
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  • Date(s): 19 February 2007 to 19 February 2007

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