- Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2000). Level 1 tutor training kit. Regina, SK: Author.
Available from Author, http://www.sk.literacy.ca
Note: The Level 1 indicated in the title refers to the level of training for practitioners. It
does not represent or refer to Level 1 Benchmarks.
This kit is for those teaching adult literacy learners with English as their first language. It
covers such topics as:
- Learning styles
- Assessment
- Goal-setting
- Lesson planning
- Learning disabilities
- Strategies used to teach reading and reading comprehension
- Strategies used to teach writing
- Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2001). Learner centred intake and assessment processes for literacy
programs in Saskatchewan. Saskatoon, SK: Author. Available from Author,
http://www.sk.literacy.ca
This resource focuses on portfolio assessment. It describes potential intake, ongoing,
and exit assessments for literacy program learners. Various assessment tools are
included such as checklists, inventories, self-assessment charts, goal sheets, and
suggested assessment interview questions. Most of the tools focus on
Communications and Numeracy, but some are on the portfolio assessment approach
itself. There is also a section on learning disabilities with an accompanying screening
questionnaire and at- risk summary checklist.
- Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2001). Learning how to learn. Level 2 tutor training kit.
Saskatoon, SK: Author. Available from Author, http://www.sk.literacy.ca
This kit contains information on the following:
- learning and learning styles
- principles of effective learning
- meta cognition
- reading, listening, and note-taking skills
- time management
- memory, studying, and test-taking skills
The kit can be used in its entirety as a six-hour training workshop, or sections can
stand alone to help trainers focus on specific needs.
- Saskatchewan Literacy Network. (2001). Saskatchewan level 2 numeracy kit. Regina, SK: Author.
Available from Author, http://www.sk.literacy.ca
Note: The "level 2" indicated in the title refers to the level of training for practitioners. It
does not represent or refer to Level 2 Benchmarks.
This resource contains teaching strategies for the following Numeracy topics:
- numbers and number sense
- fractions, decimals, and percentages
- understanding data
- measurement, spatial sense, geometry
- algebra