Practitioner Resources
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MTML Resources
Professional Development Day: Reading and Technology- Instructional Approaches for Emerging Adult Literacy Learners
The aim of the day was to develop best practices for supporting low-level emerging adult readers.
Recording of the event:
Resource Booklet
Booklet.pdfBelow are resources created for literacy practitioners to help their learners look for employment focused on trends and training in the following entry-level occupations in the Toronto and York Regions:
Warehouse Worker.pdfGrocery Clerk.pdfRoom Attendant.pdfCarlos gets a job: Learning Activities for LBS programs
Learning activities for Ontario adult literacy programs focused on helping their learners get a new job.
Fillable version without answers
Carlos Gets a Job_updated Fillable - no answers (1).pdfFillable version with answers
Carlos Gets a Job.pdf
Silver Lining Café and Zoom Video Conferencing Tools
Manuals with step-by-step instructions and practitioner tips on how to use Zoom, as well as highlights of some of the features that Silver Lining Café participants have told us are useful in making the most of their Zoom meetings with learners.
Final Silver Lining Café report is also included.
Other Resources
Learn about COVID-19 Vaccine, clear misunderstandings about the vaccine, and find out about the procedures. Share with your learners
April-2021-CLO-E-Communique.pdfCLO's April 2021 Members' E-Communique
The following resources are shared in this e-communiqué:
CLO’s Building Bridges for the Future Workforce – LBS: Connecting Learners to Employment Report
CLO’s Apprenticeship / Skilled Trades Resources Guide
Non-Profit funding Announced by the Ontario Government
Zoom Tools from MTML’s Silver Lining Café
LBS - We’re All in This Together: Best Practices in Program Delivery during the COVID19 Pandemic Resource Package
Skills for Success – A New Initiative Announced in the Federal Budget
2021 Census Adult Education Kit
"Technology is a significant barrier to learning and to accessing community services and government information for many adult learners" states the 'Supporting LBS Learners facing Multiple Barriers: Strategies, Strengths, Barriers and Partnerships' report published by Community Literacy of Ontario."
Frontier College's: Integrating Social-Emotional Development with Literacy
Learn how reflection, theme exploration, soft skills development, and emotional intelligence can support social emotional learning in literacy lessons, activities, and programming.
Presented by Ben Albert, Thunder Bay Community Coordinator, Frontier College
OALCF_Curriculum_Framework_Mar_15.pdfCLB_Adult_Literacy_Learners_e-version_2015.pdf
FLYER_Legal Rights Kits for LBS_Nov12_2020 (1).pdfCleo's Legal Rights Kits
Produced by Community Legal Education Ontario (CLEO) specifically for Ontario Literacy and Basic Skills practitioners, each kit provides ready-made materials to help learners improve literacy skills while learning about legal rights. Kits include task-based activities aligned to the OALCF. There are nine kits, available at no cost, here: https://cleoconnect.ca/lesson-plans/cleos-legal-rights-kits/
Learning and Violence Resources
learningandviolence.net offers resources to
Increase understanding of the complexities of violence and trauma
Appreciate the brilliance of human survival strategies
Recognize the impact of such experiences on learning in every setting and at every age
Work for change in institutions and organizations, and
Support greater learning success for babies, children, youth, and adults
This site is for practitioner's to learn, teach, counsel, or support learning and change in any role.
Warehouse-Curriculum-Jan-14-2021-FINAL.pdfCommunity Literacy of Ontario
Developed Warehouse Worker and Material Handler Curriculum. Click here to learn more.
Literacy Links
AlphaPlus
AlphaPlus helps adult education organizations use technology to impact learner outcomes, improve business practices and strengthen program delivery through increased digital literacy.
Learning Networks of Ontario
LNO is made up of 16 learning networks from across Ontario. Each network provides support to Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) programs through core services which are funded by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) as part of Employment Ontario (EO).
MTML's Archived Resources
Trousse-outils-22mars (1).pdf