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1. 2002 NWT Literacy Council Writing Contest (2002)
Authors: NWT Literacy Council
This book contains the winning entries from the 2002 NWT Writing Contest. Winners were chosen for each range and for each category: fiction, poetry, non-fiction, legends, and French.
Added: 2002-06-26
2. The Adventure of Tigger and Bageera #1 (1995)
Authors: Darla Cruickshank
An adult learner from Prospect Literacy Association in Alberta tells of the first meeting of a male and a female cat. An audio version of the story is included.
Added: 1990-01-01
3. Assessment and Evaluation Strategies in Family Literacy Program Development (1996)
Authors: Adele Thomas, Bram Fisher
This guide is the result of the shared experiences over a two year period of four community based literacy programs which implemented and reviewed a variety of assessment procedures for family literacy evaluation.
This practical and informative resource guide for literacy practitioners was prepared for the National Literacy Secretariat and the Ontario Training and Adjustment Board.
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Added: 1996-01-01
4. Beauty Galore: Yearbook 2008 (2008)
Series: Yearbook – HCLN
Authors: Halifax Community Learning Network (HCLN)
The Halifax Community Learning Network is a community-based adult learning program. The program's 2008 yearbook includes messages from various individuals associated with the program and the writings of students from the program. In this collection, you will find stories of hope and dreams, loss and learning. The title Beauty Galore,comes from a poem by one of the adult learners in the program.
Added: 2008-07-11
5. Believing in Achieving (2004)
Yearbook - Graduation 2003-2004
Authors: East End Literacy
Believing in Achieving is a collection of stories of success; this book celebrates and recognizes the hard work of all the individuals who participated in and completed programs at East End Literacy in 2003/2004.
Added: 2004-07-21
6. Believing in Achieving (2005)
Yearbook - Graduation 2004-2005
Authors: East End Literacy
As a training and development organization, those working and teaching at East End Literacy in Toronto "look behind the statistics and make a difference by focusing on developing, expanding and channeling human potential. Our programs are rooted in each individual’s reality, goals and dreams and aspirations. And we go the extra mile to ensure that the learning experience is based on the reality of the world around us."
This Yearbook celebrates the work of the 2004-2005 Graduates and highlights their personal stories about "believing in achieving".
Added: 2006-09-22
7. Blue Ink in My Pen (1995)
Written by adult literacy students at Prospects, this book is a compilation of their thoughts, feelings and perspectives about seven (7) works of art presented to them at the Edmonton Art Gallery.
For copies , contact :
Marie Lopes
Edmonton Art Gallery
2 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2C1
Tel.: (403) 422-6233
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Added: 1995-01-01
8. The Book of Changes (2001)
Adult Learners' Stories: What Literacy Means to Their Lives
A large volume of Learners' stories from all across Canada, created by the MCL's Learners Advisory Network. LAN members felt that true stories from learners would make literacy 'come alive' for the politicians who read them, and presented the book at Parliament Hill on Literacy Action Day, October 25th, 2001
Added: 2002-03-28
9. Book of Changes (2003)
Series: CONNECT: Canada's Resource Publication on Technology & Adult Literacy
Authors: Elyse Schwartz
This website review from CONNECT features the Book of Changes, a project of the Movement for Canadian Literacy. This website contains a collection of stories from learners across Canada.
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Added: 2003-07-30
10. Celebrating the Right to Learn! (2008)
Adult Learners Celebrate Their Right to Learn and Freedom of Expression
Series: Adult Learners’ Week in Nova Scotia
Authors: Literacy Nova Scotia
This document is a collection of writings by adult learners in Nova Scotia. In celebration of International Adult Learners’ Week 2008, Literacy Nova Scotia collected submissions from adult learners across the province who wanted to celebrate their right to learn and their freedom of expression by writing about the learning journeys they had undertaken as adults.
More than 120 adult learners submitted essays, stories, poems and songs to the contest and each entry is a testament to the importance of our right to learn in this country. The three contest winners read from their submissions and presented copies to Nova Scotia Premier Rodney MacDonald at Province House in March 2008.
Added: 2008-08-20
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