Free copies of the data sets and documentation will be distributed. Programs, teaching and learning approaches, curricula, issues, challenges and successes will be highlighted. Participants will have opportunities to share and discuss their perspectives in small groups. The main purposes of this session are to meet other educators involved in First Nations and Indigenous adult education and to learn about current programs at both the community and post-secondary levels. The aim of the Espace Francophone is to give French speaking researchers the opportunity to present and discuss their research.
All participants can attend.
In the absence of simultaneous translation, brief summaries in English will be given for those who don t understand French. This session offers an opportunity to strengthen the literacy research enterprise and to create bridges among the membership of different adult education associations. It is intended to update participants on some of the recent developments in Canada to establish an adult literacy community and to initiate a sharing of research interests and projects across countries.