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Celebrating Literacy – Social Media Competition
September 8thursday marked International Literacy 24-hour interval. Assist united states gloat all calendar month long – tell us what Literacy ways to you! During the month of September share your thoughts or an original picture/video on our Facebook page or Twitter feed using the hashtags #DLN #LearningChangesLives. And, if you likewise like our Facebook page or follow u.s. on Twitter (if you haven't already washed so) your proper name will be entered into a depict for some fabulous prizes from local Dartmouth businesses including the likes of Battery Park and Go Air! Read More
Fall registration, September 7th – 8th
The Dartmouth Learning Network is now taking names for its autumn registration, September 7th – 8th. If you or someone you know is 19 years of age and older, has been out of school for at to the lowest degree a yr, and wishes to upgrade their skills to find employment, read with your children or accelerate in a electric current job, contact the Dartmouth Learning Network at 902-463-9179. Click here for Details
Nosotros're Hiring! - Customs LEARNING Programme COORDINATOR
Dartmouth Learning Network is looking for a Community Learning Program Coordinator. This role is critical to us as the Community Learning Programme Coordinator leads our learner intake, assessment and matching with volunteers. This person is also the chief recruiter, assessor, supporter, and resource for our many dedicated and all-effectually fabled (xl+) volunteers.Click here for Details
Dartmouth Burnside Customs Job Fair - Connecting Business concern and Community - Thursday, June 2, 2016
The Greater Burnside Business Association and the Halifax Partnership take partnered with the Dartmouth Learning Network to help connect you with candidates at varying levels of employment readiness, looking for opportunities within the Burnside business community. Events Details
Introducing Our New Executive Director
On behalf of the Board, we'd like to inform our partners and friends that we accept hired a new Executive Managing director. Her proper name is Alison O'Handley and she comes to u.s. with a wealth of experience in the non-turn a profit sector. Nosotros feel fortunate to take her leading our team.
Louise Pothier
Chair of the Board
Dartmouth Learning Network
Announcement from the Lath of Directors
The DLN Lath of Directors wishes to denote that they have accepted the resignation of Lesley Dunn from the position of Executive Director of DLN, effective December 31, 2015.
Over the past four years, Lesley's initiatives take helped to move the Network forward.
Over the adjacent few months, we volition be conducting a search to detect the new Executive Director of DLN. Nosotros volition share this chore announcement presently and ask for your help in identifying candidates who tin pb DLN on a continued successful trajectory. In the interim, Community Learning Program Coordinator Zoë Mitchell will assume some of the responsibilities of the Executive Manager.
The Lath would like to give thanks Lesley Dunn for her contributions, and wish her well in her futurity endeavors.
Never missed a day in 41 years
Mobilizing Adult Literacy
Local Back up for Canada Post Community Foundation has Pan-Canadian Impact
Marginalized but great to acquire Patricia Brooks Arenburg, Chronicle Herald, Oct half-dozen, 2015
Ceilidh Sydney Event - Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
Ceilidh DigbyEvent - Midweek May 20th, 2015
Joanne Bernard MLA Dartmouth North Member Argument - DLN 30th Anniv. Read in Legislature on April i.pdf
Globe and Mail service Mark Zuckerberg wants us all to read more
Toronto Star Art Eggleton shares three ways to terminate poverty - pedagogy + basic income plan and revenue enhancement reform
Employment Readiness Course Overview
At What Cost? The Impacts of Rushing to Balance the Upkeep
Dartmouth Learning Network has opportunity to meet and talk with Minister Jason Kenney
Dartmouth Learning Network has opportunity to run into and talk with Government minister Jason Kenney;"/>
Dartmouth Learning Network has opportunity to come across and talk with Minister Jason Kenney;"/>
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Returning to School Tin Exist Scary - Adult Learning Association of Cape Breton County
Lagging Literacy Rates in New Brunswick by Terry Seguin CBC Data Morning Fredericton
Literacy Infrastructure Being Dismantled - Karen Blair, Cape Breton Post
Making Parent Teacher Interviews Less Daunting, CBC Data Morning with Don Connolly
Jubilant new citizens & what it means to exist a Canadian citizen
Literacy Lever for Modify Empowerment and Sustainable Development
Skills In Canada - Showtime Results from PIAAC - Council of Ministers of Education, Canada
Retrieve Nationally, Deed Locally - A pan-Canadian strategy for pedagogy and training
Seth Godin Literacy (and unguided reading) July 13 2014
Two hundred years ago, the government of Sweden changed everything: They required all their citizens to be literate. Information technology transformed every element of the culture and economic system of Sweden, an outcome that's felt to this day.
Television, of course, is a keen replacement for the hard work of learning to read and write, but, if y'all think virtually it, so are autocratic governments and dogmas that eliminate choice. Unguided reading is a real threat, because unguided reading leads to uncomfortable questions.
Teach someone to read and you guarantee that they volition exist able to larn forever. Teach an unabridged culture to read and connections and innovations go through the roof.
Source: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2014/07/literacy-and-unguided-reading.html
Canadian Council of Chief Executives call for national strategy on education and training
Paul-Cappon, Call up nationally act locally- A pan-Canadian strategy for education and training July 4 2014
July 4 2014 Toronto Star Mainstay of Canadas Literacy Movement Topples
Chronicle Herald July 2 2014N.Southward. grooming groups hail news of job grant deal
Canada-Nova Scotia sign Job Fund Understanding July i 2014
A Teachers' Guide to the 2013 Didactics and Learning International Survey
GED Computer Based Testing at present available
GED Reckoner Based Testing now available to acquire more.
Chronicle Herald Reporter Frances Willick Explores Education in a Three-part serial
DLN Response to the Minister's Panel on Education Review
Dartmouth Learning Network's Response to the Minister's Console on Education Review. Read More than
Federal Regime quietly collapses literacy and essential skills network
Mike Boutilier, an adult learner with Dartmouth Learning Network addresses the crowd at the Learning for Earning Rally on May 21, 2014
Mike Boutilier, an developed learner with Dartmouth Learning Network addresses the oversupply at the Learning for Earning Rally on May 21, 2014 in Windsor, Nova Scotia. Over 120 supporters gathered to protest the federal government'due south funding cuts to literacy. The Rally was hosted by Hants Learning Network Association.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqYb4yMiosk
Developed learners rally to send potent message to federal government
Literacy Advocates Rally Against Program Cuts CBC.ca
Rallying Effectually Adult Literacy CBC Information Forenoon
CUPE condemns cuts to literacy programs
Hants Learning Network braces for greenbacks crunch
Global News Halifax - Adult Teaching Cuts
Media Release 21st Century Plague - The Demise of Literacy
2014 Apr Adult Learning and Returns to Training Myers & Sweetman
Letter from Minister Jason Kenney to the Dartmouth Learning Network April three 2014
Tinkering with the window dressing while the firm burns - Grade 3 literacy scores only part of the problem
Cut Literacy Grooming Programs
Building Skills for Canada
Morning News Literacy Rates in Nova Scotia
2014 April 3 - Damaging Democracy Chronicle Herald Halifax NS
Federal Government moves in to reduce the chances of our learners having a correct to vote.
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News Section Canada's Premiers Attain Improvements in the Renewal of Funding for Skills Training
Province of Nova Scotia Province Feds Go on Canada Jobs Grant Talks
CBC Paul Withers discusses impact of Canada Jobs Grant on Hants learning Network
Global Halifax Paul Brothers discusses cutting literacy training programs with the Dartmouth Learning Network
Canada Job Grant 'takes away support' from the vulnerable
Employment Skills Program For Adult Learners in Jeopardy
Reality TV - Canada Jobs Grant Survivor Edition Provinces forced to choose who of Canada's about marginalized will be voted off the isle Feb five 2014
NPD: Fight developed learning cuts
Nova Scotia May face up training crisis
Corbett Chisholm call of Province for emergency coming together to help protect developed learning organizations
Family Literacy Day Giveaway Encourages Reading link beneath
C PNS Canada-Nova Scotia Labour Market Agreement Update
Time Options and Hope Running Out for Labour Market Understanding Funded Programs
A Nova Scotia Champion for Literacy past Sarah Dobson Dartmouth Learning Network Volunteer
In Award of Nelson Mandela
For Madiba : "Asimbonanga" (We Have Non Seen Him)
Caledon Institute proposes Canada Skills Grant
Global News Dec v Adult Learners Showcase Reading Progress Through Functioning of A Christmas Carol
November 27, 2013 - Literacy Workshop Kick Starts Discussion
November xiv, 2013 New Chapter in Halifax Literacy
Nov 26 2013 Local Educator Looking to Plough Effectually Poor Literacy
Nov fifteen 2013 Dartmouth learning Network Volunteer David Campbell win Patricial Helliwell Tutor Laurels
PIAAC Result Show Nova Scotia Youth 16-24 years Fall Below International Averages for Literacy and Numeracy
Customs Learning Organizations' LMA Programs More than Resume Writing and Dressing for Success
ANSCLO Business organisation Awareness Survey Summary of Findings October 6 2013
Province of Nova Scotia LMA Canada Task Grant Consultations Summary of Findings Sept 2013
Stephen Lewis, Politician, Broadcaster, Diplomat and Humanitarian visits Dartmouth Learning
In that location were no photographic camera's and no throngs of media, just a great humanitarian visiting a Community Learning Network to visit with learners and staff and acquire more nearly the piece of work we do. Mr. Lewis took time to hear about our Proclamation for the Right to Literacy Entrada and our goal of working towards a coordinated literacy, learning and essential skills framework for Nova Scotia and Canada; the ultimate goal 100% literacy. Nosotros were thrilled that he signed our Declaration, his signature beside ane of his love friends Jian Ghomeshi.
Mr. Lewis reminded the states that making change happen can be an backbreaking task, our role is not to give upwardly.
Stephen Lewis visits DLN
Stephen Lewis signs Proclamation for the Right to Literacy
Building Skills Together
Federal Labour Market Ministers release report yesterday (Sept. 24, 2013) called "Building Skills Together" urging Federal Government to rethink changes to current labour marketplace agreement. Download this report: Click here.
Funding Cuts Could Jeopardize Adult Learning Programs
#DartmouthLearn - This Book Is On U.s.a.! Celebrating International Literacy Twenty-four hour period
DECLARATION FOR THE Right TO LITERACY UNVEILED – MULCAIR, DEXTER, CHISHOLM Get-go TO Acquit WITNESS
Dartmouth Learning Network invited to attend Premier's Roundtable on July 10, 2013
Left to Right: Dana Atwell, Chair of the Board of Directors, Dartmouth Learning Network Premier Darrell Dexter Lesley Dunn, Executive Director, Dartmouth Learning Network
The Dartmouth Learning Network was thrilled to be asked to participate in Premier Darrell Dexter's Roundtable on July x, 2013 prior to his omnipresence at the Quango of the Federation of Premiers coming together in two weeks which he chairs.
Topics Covered Included:
- EI Changes (very applicative to DLN)
- Canada Job Grant (another area of involvement for DLN)
- Expression of Interest Model-Immigration Changes (somewhat of an involvement area when it comes to the work we do with ESL learners)
- Changes to the Temporary Strange Workers Programme (very applicable to us as nosotros endeavor to get our learners attached to the labour market)
There were 12 other roundtable participants who joined in the discussion representing a broad sector of the business community including not-for-profit organizations, and interestingly about industry sectors were represented. The grouping generated a great deal of thought provoking discussion and nosotros were pleased to hear that all shared our concerns nearly the Canada Job Grant.
A major focus for DLN right now is the Proposed Canada Job Grant and its impact on literacy and essential skills programs.
DLN went prepared with a full briefing package representing not just ourselves but also the interests of the 27 community learning organizations working together under the umbrella group of The Clan of Nova Scotia Community Learning Organizations (ANSCLO). We were besides able to provide those in attendance with a snapshot of the very preliminary data from our current survey on concern sensation of CJG.
Our Press Release for this was picked up by the Daily Business organisation Buzz
The Premier's office has asked that nosotros put together another interim report on the Business Awareness Survey regarding the Canada Job Grant for cease of next calendar week that can be incorporated into his notes for the Quango of the Federation of Premiers.
We have just passed the 50 day mark in our attempts to be included in a Federal Canada Job Grant roundtable, we have not been contacted by any fellow member of Minister Finley's office. Premier Darrell Dexter responded to our request within 24 hours with a date and time to meet. Nosotros are grateful someone is listening to our concerns.
Yours in literacy and learning,
Lesley Dunn
DLN Executive Managing director
Proposed Canada Job Grant Will Hurt Literacy and Essential Skills Programs
Business Awareness Survey on Canada Job Grant Launched
Canadians can contribute their ideas about the Priorities for Budget 2014 until Aug v 2013
2013 Learner Celebration June xiii
Dartmouth Learning Network Celebrates National Volunteer Calendar week April 21 - 27 2013
1986 Dartmouth Literacy Network Historical Documents
2013 Adult Learners Calendar week Contest Winners Literacy Nova Scotia
Literacy Nova Scotia received 83 submissions, including six videos from across the province. The Dartmouth learning Network submitted 16 submissions by our learners, 20% of the full submissions. Slap-up job DLN learners!
A new feature this yr included a chance to win an iPad Mini in a draw of all the eligible submissions. Paul Mailman of South Shore Work Action Program was the lucky winner.
Contest winners will read their submissions and present copies to officials on behalf of the Province and Department of Labour and Advanced Education at Literacy Nova Scotia's Adult Learners' Week Celebration.
Winners
Community-based, Levels I & II Category Winner:
Ryan Maisonneuve - Halifax Customs Learning Network
Adult High School, NSCC, & Community-based - Levels III & 4 Category Winner:
Nancy MacDougall - NSCC Marconi Campus, Sydney
Workplace/Workforce Category Winner:
Ariel Harper Nave - OWL (Older Wiser Labourforce) Plan, Halifax
ESL, Seniors' & Family unit Literacy Category Winner:
Rukhsora Sangova - Cunard Learning Centre, Halifax
LNS received 83 submissions, including half dozen videos from beyond the province. A new characteristic this twelvemonth included a hazard to win an iPad Mini in a draw of all the eligible submissions. Paul Mailman of South Shore Work Activity Program was the lucky winner.
Contest winners will read their submissions and present copies to officials on behalf of the Province and Department of Labour and Advanced Teaching at Literacy Nova Scotia'south Adult Learners' Week Celebration.
Province of Nova Scotia Department of Finance - Provincial User Fees to Increase Effective April 1, 2013
To ensure consistent delivery of of import programs and services for Nova Scotians and their families, the province will increase user fees and charges by 5.8 per cent.
The increase, which reflects the cumulative rate of inflation (3.8 per cent in 2011 and 2 per cent in 2012), will have effect April 1.
"Nova Scotians rely on the important services to which these fees are connected," said Finance Government minister Maureen MacDonald. "We are working hard to improve quality and detect more effective and efficient ways to deliver the services Nova Scotians value."
The fee increment will utilise to most services, licensing and regulatory functions past departments. Fees for government service organizations, such as schoolhouse boards and health regime, volition not be affected.
"To protect Nova Scotia's near vulnerable, fees associated with public housing will stay the same and ambulance fees volition notwithstanding be waived for low-income Nova Scotians," said Ms. MacDonald.
Other fees that volition not increment include requests for data under the Freedom of Data and Protection of Privacy (FOIPOP) Deed and those where third parties receive revenue instead of the government, such every bit online campsite reservations and cancellations. Sport fishing licences will non increase until the 2014 season.
There are about 1,400 fees charged by government departments. This increase will generate about $xi.half-dozen million in boosted acquirement. The last fee increment was in April 2011. All fees will end in five or 0 to reflect the federal elimination of the penny.
Some increases volition be implemented at a later on date because of notification and system requirements.
A detailed summary of user-fee increases, including effective dates, is available at http://novascotia.ca/finance .
Increases are every bit follows :
Registration – from $41.41 to $43.80
Transcript – from $17.76 to $18.80
Additional copy if ordered at the same time – from $11.88 to $12.60
Copy of official document – from $17.76 to $18.eighty
Addition copy if ordered at the same time – from $11.88 to $12.60
Additional charge each time a transcript and/or certificate is faxed to an educational institution – from $5.55 to $five.ninety
Delight view the following links ( Press Release & User Fees & Authorities Charges 2013-14 ).
The Big Picture of Literacy In Canada past Chris Harwood
2012 Country of the Field of Literacy and Essential Skills in Canada by Chris Harwood
A Stacked Deck: Poor Literacy an Obstruction to Success
Dartmouth Learning Network Assembles 300 Learner Starter Kits
Thanks to a grant from the Peter Gzowski Golf Invitational administered past Literacy Nova Scotia and financial support from the Dartmouth Learning Network Bridge Guild, DLN was able to assemble 300 learner kits to be distributed to each learner as they register for our programs.
Returning to a learning environment can be stressful at any age. Many DLN learners lack the financial resources to obtain basic learning supplies whether for classroom use or in one-on-one learning sessions in the community as they are focused on providing for their family and purchasing schoolhouse supplies for their children and not for themselves.
The DLN Learner Starter Kitsassist remove the stress associated with starting a new academic program and allow the learners to settle into their studies with the necessary learning supplies. Each kit contains:
- 1 Scientific Calculator
- one USB Drive
- Hilroy One Subject Notebook
- Dictionary
- 2 pencils
- 2 pens
- one ruler
- 1 Eraser
- Daily Planner
It doesn't take a lot to brand a difference, imagination and a desire to become it done works just fine, thank you PGI Grant and the Dartmouth Learning Network Span Club for helping us assemble all these kits, our learners are overwhelmed when they are presented with i as a welcome to our programs.
For more information on the Nova Scotia Peter Gzowski Invitational Golf Tournament for Literacy please visit
Dartmouth Learning Network Launches Read Everyday Adults and Children at Abode (REACH)
Thanks to the generous support of the Relate Herald'due south Raise-A-Reader Fund, and the Excellence in Literacy Foundation, the Dartmouth Learning Network launched their Accomplish Program. The Achieve programs builds upon the natural bail between a child and their parent (or primary caregiver) to strengthen their joint literacy skills, xxx Family Story & Activity Kit are being assembled and a series of family unit activities will let DLN learners a fun style to enjoy books and reading with their children. This programme will besides create a greater understanding for the DLN learner of their position as part models for their children learning new skills.
For more than data on the Chronicle Herald Heighten-A-Reader Program visit http://www.ns.literacy.ca/docs/RaiseaReader_factsheet.pdf
For data on the on the Excellence in Literacy Foundation visit
http://world wide web.excellenceinliteracy.org
Dartmouth Learning Network Bridge Club Provides Back up to Gather v Volunteer Teacher Kits
The Dartmouth Learning Network Span Club is always on mitt to support the Dartmouth Learning Network. The volunteer driven Math Nuts Program has now expanded to five classes and with that comes the demand for more teachers. To ensure the volunteer teachers take all the supplies they needed to teach their class the Dartmouth Learning Network Bridge Guild provided the fiscal support to help DLN assemble 5 portable teaching kits. Each kit contains:
- A dry erase marker kit
- Staple, staples, and staple remover
- Scissors and tape
- Ruler, hole dial, pens, pencils, sharpies, erasers
- Post-it notes and mail-it flags
- Scientific calculator
- Notebook
- To Do List Pad
- Daily Planners
All contained in a great take hold of-and-go box.
Thank you to all the members of the Dartmouth Learning Network Bridge Guild for this bang-up add-on to our Math Basics Classes. These 5 classes receive no regime funding to deliver we rely on the generosity of people such as yourselves to help meet this important need in the customs.
March Break Family Learning Day at the Dartmouth Learning Network
Visitors to the Dartmouth Learning Network show the books they were given as office of Family Learning Solar day
It was a busy twenty-four hour period at the Dartmouth Learning Network - our first March Break Family Learning Forenoon. We used marshmallows and toothpicks to build 3-d shapes, traced letters in pudding, sand and gravel, played phonics games, lath games, did puzzles, and coloured. Just when you lot thought the fun couldn't end nosotros had story time led by level 2B learner Mona; once story time was over Mona presented each of our immature visitors with a book to take home. Lots of happy faces, I think we volition practice this once more.
Conference - Helping the Struggling Learner: What Works and How? April 25 – 26th 2013
Conference - Helping the Struggling Learner: What Works and How? April 25 – 26th 2013
Holiday Inn Hotel & Conference Centre
437 Prince Street, Truro
Registration is open to practitioners of the community-based learning organizations, Developed High School (AHS), and Nova Scotia Customs College (NSCC).
We take space for 1 participant from each arrangement which offers Level I and Two within NSSAL, and 15 from NSCC (ALP) and AHS. Other registrants will be on a waiting list.
There is no registration fee for this workshop and meals are included.
All participants can nourish the keynote and panel discussion. Other workshops are held as concurrent sessions with a maximum of 25 participants. Sign-upwards sheets for private sessions will be available at registration on a beginning come first served footing.
Deadline for registration is noon March 22, 2013.
Confirmation of registration will be sent on March 26, 2013.
Registration Form for Community-based Practicioners
Registration Form for NSCC/AHS Practicioners
Conference Program Schedule, Presenters and Policies
Cheers
Going Where No DLN Learner Has Gone Before
Past Lesley Dunn, Executive Director
An inquisitive phone telephone call to Dalhousie University one day
Led to the Department of Physics Discovery Days
"If it's science you're looking for your learners to explore
Nosotros tin help you out and so much more!"
We stated our needs and they listened real close
They provided united states with information on three corking educational shows!
"Nosotros'll get-go with Liquid Nitrogen," Dr. Payne explained
"Your learners volition be amazed at the knowledge they've gained
We'll testify them how to make a greenish salad without using a knife no knife
How the behaviour of matter changes when exposed to temperature every bit common cold as water ice
They volition consume marshmallows and crackers that accept been froze
And watch the outcome every bit they exhale fume from their nose
Merely when they recollect they have experienced enough
It's off to run into Wonder World to lookout the weather condition unfold"
"The six human foot globe will suddenly transform
Every bit learners view animated images of tsunamis, and atmospheric storms
With everyone excited and driven to acquire more than
It's off to the Planetarium and the night heaven to explore
Here they will bout the changing dark sky
Run across constellations and stars simply float by
The world around us is a magical place
And far more exciting when we see it from space"
Give thanks yous Dr. Payne for the wonderful solar day
Everyone in the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science went out of their mode
Our adult learners had such an amazing 24-hour interval
You lot expanded their knowledge in so many means
You opened up windows and multiple doors
And invited our leaners to go where they had never been before!
That'south Learning!
Dalhousie University Department of Physics & Atmospheric Scientific discipline
Wonder World is Dalhousie Academy's Department of Physic and Atmospheric Science's half-dozen ft. video globe that allows visitors to explore the dynamics of the earth - in the crust, the oceans, and temper.
Mental Wellness Crisis Line
All Nova Scotians with mental wellness concerns now have 24-7 access to mental health crunch intervention, with the expansion of theMental Health Crunch Line.
TheMental Health Crisis Line is now available to all Nova Scotians past callingi-888-429-8167
The crisis line is staffed by licensed clinicians, with a background in social work, nursing or occupational therapy. The clinicians will triage and assess each call for imminent risk and safety, and volition help the caller cope with their issue.
GED Testing Is Irresolute
IMPORTANT NEWS**
BeginningJan 2014, the GED® test will movement from a paper-based tocomputer-based format. Not only volition test results be provided instantly, but studies have shown that adults who take taken the GED tests on computer find the test easier and as well cease faster.
If y'all've already started the GED test, yous're about there! Only complete by paper before this change, or cease by computer in January 2014. The Section of Labour and Avant-garde Education will offer support through programs directed to adults who wish to consummate their GED.
Please annotation, although the GED examination in 2014 will exist a computer-based format, the test content will remain the same – five tests, Language Arts, Reading, Language Arts, Writing, Social Studies, Science and Math. The GED test in Canada is expected to be updated in the year 2015 or 2016. If you take begun the GED® test and take non passed all the components of the examination, you will need to do so before they elapsein 2015 or 2016.
The future is calling. With the GED® test, you lot can earn a high school equivalency certificate to further your education or become a better job. Exercise not miss this risk to turn ane modest step into your next big opportunity in life. No other high school equivalency program is more recognized beyond the country—offering a diploma accepted by nearly schools and employers.
Please phone callone-877-466-7725 for more information.
Dealing with Dyslexia
Nova Scotia Developed Learners Week 2013
Feb 6, 2013 (Halifax, Nova Scotia)Plans are underway for Nova Scotia Adult Learners Week 2013 April 6-14, 2013. So mark your calendars! Learners and organizations from across the province are coming together to celebrate UNESCO'due south International Adult Learners Week 2013. Read More
The Oxford Declaration
The Oxford Declaration was a call to activity at the cease of the 2012 Globe Literacy Summit in Oxford, England. Peak attendees were asked to outline primal action points required to better global literacy standards. Read More
Source: https://www.dartmouthlearning.net/dln-news/
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