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It was the #4 most visited last year.

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adult liteacy page sources and hit numbers.PNG

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Google search traffic to our site with 'adult' in the search term

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Google search traffic to our site with 'adult' in the search term

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... and the number of times we appeared in search results.

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Traffic to literacytrust.org.uk from searches with adult.PNG

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Early Words Together: Some parents/caregivers who are targeted by settings to take part in EWT sessions have low levels of literacy and therefore lack the confidence to support their child at home.
Impact - Research shows that parents/primary caregivers have the most significant influence on a child's development - children who are not supported at home start school at a disadvantage.

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Words for Work: we are working on developing our teacher training so we can increase vocational teachers' confident in literacy and help them understand the link between literacy and employability (primarily for their students, but I suppose this would help their own employability too!).

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Words for Work: some vocational subject teachers in Further Education colleges are less confident with their literacy, which in turn means they feel less confident supporting their students to develop their literacy skills and work towards Functional Skills qualifications/GCSE retakes.

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What do you want to talk about at the discussion next week? 

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What do you want to talk about at the discussion next week? 

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Week 3: Thinking about your program or role and this summary, what can you add/modify in your work to encourage adults with potentially low literacy skills to engage with the work and encourage participation? 

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Week 3: Thinking about your program or role and this summary, what can you add/modify in your work to encourage adults with potentially low literacy skills to engage with the work and encourage participation? 

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Scottish Premier League Reading Stars programme was funded by Scottish Government to support parents to support their children's learning. In the KL! \\NLT-TERMINAL\ArchiveFiles\Projects\PLRS (inc RTG)\RTG archive\SPLRS\SPLRS 2010\Evaluation\SPL Reading Stars Evaluation Customer Insight Summary.doc

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Scottish Premier League Reading Stars programme was funded by Scottish Government to support parents to support their children's learning. In the KL! \\NLT-TERMINAL\ArchiveFiles\Projects\PLRS (inc RTG)\RTG archive\SPLRS\SPLRS 2010\Evaluation\SPL Reading Stars Evaluation Customer Insight Summary.doc

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Where have you noticed the impact of adult illiteracy in your role?

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A continuation from the staff meeting discussion, the idea that the age group 16-24 is worse than 55-65 is interesting. With continual cuts from education, what will these numbers look like in another 10 years? An educated population is the way to increase valuable members to society and economic production.. isn't that what governments want?

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What was something that surprised you from the digest or from our discussion?  Why?

Do you have experience with adults who have lower literacy skills? If so, tell us a little about it.