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The Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council (NLLLC) is a non-profit organization that has been serving Newfoundland and Labrador since 1986 through volunteer-driven and staff-supported programs. The NLLLC recruits and trains tutors to work one-on-one with learners to improve basic literacy skills like reading, writing, and numeracy. Survey results show over 50% of the province's population scores in the two lowest literacy levels, highlighting the need for the NLLLC's programs that develop tailored solutions to meet learners' needs.
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- 1. Newfoundland and Labrador Laubach Literacy Council Serving Newfoundland and Labrador Since 1986
- 3. Is flexible and accessible
- 4. Has a high quality of training standard
- 5. Has community based solutions for learners’ needs
- 7. NLLLC Councils Bayshore Literacy Council (Carbonear/Harbour Grace and Area) Bay St. George Literacy Council (Bay St. George and Area) Burin Peninsula Literacy Council (Burin Peninsula) Exploits Literacy Council (Grand Falls-Windsor and Area) Hope Literacy Council (St. Albans/Bay D'Espoir Area) Labrador White Bear Literacy Council (Port Hope Simpson, Labrador area) Reading - Writing Literacy Council (Sops Arm/Jacksons Arm area) Learners Unlimited Literacy Council (Springdale Area)
- 9. Changed in 1989 to alleviate the notion of someone being “literate” or “illiterate”
- 11. Participants were placed in categories from Level 1 representing very low literacy skills to Level 5 which meant one could integrate different sources of information to solve a problem.
- 12. Participants were tested in the following areas:
- 13. Prose (the ability to use information from stories)
- 14. Document (the ability to use information from documents like applications)
- 16. Level three: the level where people can function well in today’s knowledge-based society. They can read and write well enough to understand everyday documents, use a bank machine, surf the Internet, etc.
- 18. A higher percentage of men have low literacy skill levels than women
- 19. Adults with low literacy levels are twice as likely to be unemployed
- 21. High mobility-Moving around means that children don’t learn valuable skills as they go from one school to the next
- 22. Poor quality schools or instructors, or inadequate materials
- 23. Physical or mental disabilities including brain damage, learning disorders, or even poor eye-sight
- 25. Foreign birth- Lack of English education
- 26. Lack of parental encouragement to read
- 27. Heavy reliance on television and visual media
- 29. Lack of self-esteem or self-worth
- 30. Tremendous frustration and anger which may result in inappropriate behaviour
- 31. Increased unemployment and dependence on public assistance
- 33. Increased number of school drop-outs
- 34. Inability of parents to reinforce the skills their children are learning in school which creates a cycle of low literacy skills
- 36. The NLLLC, in association with local Laubach Councils: recruits and trains tutors recruits learners recruits and trains trainers provides ongoing support for our learners, tutors and trainers provides training through seminars, workshops and conferences promotes lifelong learning provides free resource materials supports all literacy programs endorsed by NLLLC
- 37. Programs One-to-One private tutoring for adults Summer Reading for Fun Peer Youth Tutor Programs English Speakers of Other Languages Literacy/Learning Centres Essential Skills – Have You Used Yours Today?
- 40. Use material supplied by the student for work in language, reading and mathematics.
- 41. Give the student time to voice their concerns or inadequacies.
- 42. Prepare tailor-made, individualized materials for tutoring.
- 43. Go at the student’s pace.
- 44. Prepare for specific life situations.
- 47. Through involvement in this program, students learn from their peers, learn tutoring skills and gain better self-esteem.
- 49. Essential Skills - Have You Used Yours Today? Essential Skills make it possible to learn all other skills These skills enable people to participate fully in the workplace and community “Essential Skills-Have You Used Yours Today?” is a program developed by NLLLC to help adult learners increase their literacy and essential skills This makes it easier for older workers to transition in to a new workforce or adjust to changing technology on the job
- 51. You can improve another persons life by supporting the projects of the NLLLC
- 53. Contact our provincial office:
- 54. (709) 634-5081
- 55. 1-800-863-0373 (toll free in NL)
- 59. Questions? Feel free to contact us!