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Literalität in sozialen Kontexten: Adult Literacy Curriculum Framework in Schottland
Ralf St.ClairUniversity of Glasgow
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• New Literacy Studies• 1980s James Gee, Brian Street,
Harvey Graff, Hanna Fingeret• 1990s David Barton, Mary Hamilton,
Yvonne Hillier, Lyn Tett
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• Literacy depends on social institutions
• Literacy can only be known through political and ideological significance
• Literacy is shaped by social structure
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• The processes of learning literacy affect the meaning
• Literacies not literacy • Literacy and context hard to separate
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Implications:
• No linear model of literacy “skills”• No single process• No differentiation of learners• No testing
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• International Adult Literacy Survey:
53% of adults in Scotland at Level 1 or 2
meaning they lack functional literacy levels
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• New Scottish government, then known as the Executive
• Small nation, but history of difference from England
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• Leftist Labour administration
• Committed to social justice
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• Small working group to develop the policy
• One member had worked with Barton et al. in Lancaster
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sets a goal to exceed world class levels of literacy and numeracy
•assists around 80,000 people over the next 3 years•more than doubles annual capacity within 3 years•develops an enabling framework for a world class literacy and numeracy service
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identifies four key principles:
1.a lifelong learning approach2.free to learners3.targeting priority groups4.grounding change in research and learner
consultation
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targets priority groups:
• people with limited initial education, particularly young adults
• unemployed people and workers facing Redundancy
• people with English as a second or additional language
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• Funded by the national government• Managed by partnerships (FE, community,
local authority)• PDA-ITALL• TQAL
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• Radically learner centered• Based on “Individual Learning Plans”• 2005 Curriculum Framework
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• So what’s good about this system?• What might be a problem?
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• Relationships with learners• Engagement with learners• Inclusivity• Confidence
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• Accountability• Initial Assessment (Her Majesty’s Inspectors)• Training Development• Employment conditions• Resources
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Current happenings
• ALNIS “refresh”• Scotland Performs (IALS)• Concordat
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What would you do next?
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