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Title
Literacy Across the Curriculumedia Focus
Volume
17
Issue
1
Date
2003
Language
en
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Number of pages: 48
Notes

Article titles:

  • Does it matter what we call it?
  • Conclusions of the government response to “Raising adult literacy skills: the need for a pan-Canadian response”
  • To ponder
  • Stephen Lewis on adult learning and the Quebec policy
  • International trends 2002-2003
  • Adult education: a lifelong journey - Quebec policy
  • The increasing importance of adult education
  • Reflections on adult learning from aboard
  • Local materials: to produce of adapt?
  • Literacy, museums and the arts: future directions
  • Reading the museum - demonstration projects 1993-1999
  • Community writing
  • Chronological conference listing

  • Happening at the centre: coming events

Citation
The Centre for Literacy of Quebec (CFL). “Literacy Across the Curriculumedia Focus” 17, no. 1 (2003).
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https://ckol.quescren.ca/en/lib/VLXEND5C
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Centre for Literacy (CFL)

Founded:
1991; dissolved 2015

Constituents:
Educational institutions; policymakers; organizations providing educational services; organizations providing employment services, working with youth or with marginalized populations; cultural organizations; hospitals and health care centres; general public.

Website:
http://www.centreforliteracy.qc.ca/

Activities:
Learning events on topics connected to the field of adult literacy and essential skills, including the annual Summer and Fall Institutes; workshops, lectures, symposia around the training and information needs of community partners; action research projects, publications, and library services.

Former / Alternate Name:
Centre for Literacy, Montreal; The Centre for Literacy of Quebec