Why TAELLN411 and what is it?
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This document discusses addressing adult language, literacy, and numeracy (LLN) skills, which is a core unit in the Certificate IV in Training and Assessment. It notes that according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, around half of Australian adults lack the minimum required prose writing, document literacy, and numeracy skills to fully participate in the labor market, education, and social and civic life. The government has set a target for 75% of Australian workers to have LLN skills of level 3 or higher by 2022. It defines LLN as language, literacy, and numeracy and provides descriptions of each. Finally, it lists next steps for determining LLN requirements, skills, developing strategies and resources, and evaluating assistance.
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Why TAELLN411 and what is it?
- 1. TAELLN411 Address adult language, literacy and numeracy skills Why? This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC
- 2. It is a core unit in TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment But … This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
- 3. Australian Bureau of Statistics Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies, Australia, 2011-12 Skill levels in literacy and numeracy • Proportion at each literacy level – 2011 – 12 46%of adults lack the minimum prose writing skills 47% of adults lack minimum document literacy skills
- 4. 53% of adults lacked required numeracy skills “Individuals with poorer skills are at risk of not being able to participate fully in the labour market, education and training and social and civic life.” www.abs.gov.au (2013) The government has therefore set a target for 75% of Australian workers to possess required LLN skills of 3+ by 2022
- 5. What is LLN? • Language • Literacy • Numeracy
- 6. Language • Refers to communication between people, understanding others and being able to make yourself understood. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 7. Literacy Specifically refers to using reading and writing to understand and be understood. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 8. Numeracy Comparable with what we think of as maths, but can be broader than that. • Involves understanding or being able to extract the numeracy in a situation. • Carrying out a mathematical process. • Being able to communicate the numeracy eg. the problem solving process or the outcome. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
- 9. What’s next? • Determining the LLN requirement of a unit of competency • Determining the LLN requirements of work • Determining the LLN skills of a learner/group by developing/adapting an LLN assessment task • Developing and trialling some strategies and resources • Finding out how to access and use specialist help • Evaluating the effectiveness of any assistance utilised
Editor's Notes
- It includes speaking, listening, reading and writing, but also visual forms of communication eg. visual images, Auslan.
- For example understanding and interpreting graphs; being able to construct graphs given the data; drawing a conclusion or implication from the graph and being able to communicate that.