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October, 2005 – Vol. 2 No. 1 |
What's Inside | "the literacy resource for adult education teachers" |
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It's a factForty-two percent (42%) of Canadians, aged 16-65 do not have the minimum literacy skills for coping with everyday work and life. QLWG Contact DetailsQuebec Literacy Working
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![]() Oliva Vachon, Language Arts Student, Western Quebec School Board being presented with the Annual QLWG Recognition Award by his teacher, Christy Ogbuagu at the Hull Adult Education Centre's graduation on June 23, 2005 QLWG Graduation AwardsFor the past three years, the Quebec Literacy Working Group has given an annual literacy award—usually in the form of a book or a book token–to deserving students in each of our member boards across the province. In most of our boards, these awards are given at the annual graduation ceremonies, along with a personalized certificate to keep as a souvenir of the occasion. To reach the QLWG rep. in your area and let them know of deserving students in your local adult education centre, please contact Patti Moore at moorep@cqsb.qc.ca. Keeping You Connected
One lucky Canadian family could win a visit from beloved Canadian children's author Robert Munsch at their private in-home ABC CANADA Family Literacy Day™ party on January 23, 2006. Families just need to write and tell the folks at ABC CANADA what they are planning as a Family Literacy Day™ celebration. For full Munch at Home contest details please visit www.abc-canada.org. Resource Room
Recent American Idol, Fantasia Barrino, reveals in her recent book that she, in fact, has always had very limited literacy skills. She's doing something about it in the hopes of inspiring others in the same position to break out and free themselves from literacy problems. *On sale in book stores now. |
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