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Keeping Learners Connected – Four Models of Family Literacy Leonie Francis and Ann Leske TAFE NSW Riverina Institute Introduction Taking a mobile approach to the provision of adult literacy has resulted in four interag
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Document Date: 2010-09-22 19:31:19


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City

Adelaide / Wagga Wagga / /

Company

Literacy / Parentgroup/Playgroup / Childhood TAFE Figure 1 Parentgroup / /

Country

Australia / Burundi / /

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Facility

Resources ‘library / TAFE NSW Northern Sydney Institute / /

IndustryTerm

e-communication / community services / telephone interpreter services / family services / education systems / social networks / mainstream community services / /

Organization

Australian Council for Adult Literacy / World Health Organization / DEEWR / TAFE NSW Riverina Institute / Rotary Club / Department Education Regional Office / Koori Family Homework Centre / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service / National Project / Steering Committee / TAFE NSW Northern Sydney Institute / /

Person

Ann Leske / Leonie Francis / /

Position

literacy teacher / teacher / Head Teacher / referring agency representative / Coordinator / Priest / representative / community service worker and the literacy teacher / Practice researcher / Develop school teacher / Officer / Interpreter / /

Technology

SMS / SMS technology / /

URL

http /

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