Literacy - Advanced Professional Development [Level HE7] part-time
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Literacy - Advanced Professional Development [Level HE7] part-time
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This course is aimed at all educationalists with an interest in gaining an up-to-date overview of issues in adult literacy. The module focuses on the key theoretical issues that impact on adult literacy provision.The syllabus covers the following areas of content: models of literacy; discourse analysis; political issues in curriculum design; literacy practices; history of adult literacy provision; literacy in developing countries; examination of current issues such as work-based training, employability training, family literacy, prison education, and under-represented groups within the post-compulsory sector.
On successful completion of this course you will be awarded a certificate of credit …
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This course is aimed at all educationalists with an interest in
gaining an up-to-date overview of issues in adult literacy. The
module focuses on the key theoretical issues that impact on adult
literacy provision.
The syllabus covers the following areas of content: models of literacy; discourse analysis; political issues in curriculum design; literacy practices; history of adult literacy provision; literacy in developing countries; examination of current issues such as work-based training, employability training, family literacy, prison education, and under-represented groups within the post-compulsory sector.
On successful completion of this course you will be awarded a certificate of credit for 20 credits at Level HE7. In addition, you may use these credits towards one of the Masters in Education degrees offered by the University of Bolton.
The syllabus covers the following areas of content: models of literacy; discourse analysis; political issues in curriculum design; literacy practices; history of adult literacy provision; literacy in developing countries; examination of current issues such as work-based training, employability training, family literacy, prison education, and under-represented groups within the post-compulsory sector.
On successful completion of this course you will be awarded a certificate of credit for 20 credits at Level HE7. In addition, you may use these credits towards one of the Masters in Education degrees offered by the University of Bolton.
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