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  1. Virtual Book Review for CALP Basics e-Learning

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                              CALP Basics e-Learning In the world of literacy, it may not be a surprise that many of us have a love for reading! Whether it’s scrolling a screen or turning...

  2. Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirit (MMIWG2S): Incorporating Awareness into Adult Learning

    https://calp.ca/blog/missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-girls-and-2-spirit-mmiwg2s-incorporating-awareness-into-adult-learning-2025-01-30
    Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2 Spirit (MMIWG2S): Incorporating Awareness into Adult Learning Faye Beauchamp, Indigenous Liaison The crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women,...

  3. CALP Connections: March 2025

    https://calp.ca/blog/calp-connections-march-2025-2025-03-04
    CALP Connections: March 2025 Upcoming Professional Development Opportunitues, Symposium Update, Call for Outstanding Contribution Award Nominations, and more... Symposium UpdateUpcoming PDCall for Outstanding...

  4. Connecting with Learners (from a Distance)

    https://calp.ca/blog/connecting-with-learners-from-a-distance.htm
    Last week certainly threw us all a curveball. As I waded through information about social distancing and an ongoing inventory of toilet paper, my inbox was flooded with information on online learning platforms...

  5. Free Assessment Tools for Essential Skills

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    Once you’ve had a chance to look at the various essential skills resources online, you may be wondering how to measure the essential skills levels of your learners. While there are some essential skills-specific...

  6. Reflections from Metis, Indigenous & Inuit CALP practitioners

    https://calp.ca/blog/reflections-from-metis-indigenous-amp-inuit-calp-practitioners.htm
    The month of June is a time to celebrate and honor Indigenous people in all ways. When I think about this very important month, I think about the Metis, Indigenous & Inuit CALP practitioners, I think...

  7. Holding Safer Space ~ Gathering Stones

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      I was gathering some items in my office for a project, and as I moved around my space I found an assortment of rocks. They were different sizes and shapes but all tied to a memory, a place, a time....

  8. CALPs and Insurance

    https://calp.ca/blog/calps-and-insurance.htm
    Insurance is an essential part of doing business, even when your business is adult learning. It is also a requirement of the CALP Guidelines! So, when I had questions about the kind of insurance CALPs...

  9. Falling into Adult Literacy

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    No one plans to be an adult literacy coordinator, but rather through a series of events and opportunities, we find ourselves working in either adult literacy, adult learning or family literacy. My journey...

  10. WriteForward - A skills-based writing assessment

    https://calp.ca/blog/writeforward-a-skills-based-writing-assessment.htm
      writeforward is a new writing assessment tool for adults. The Adult Literacy and Essential Skills Research Institute at Bow Valley College spent the last couple of years developing and refining this...

  11. Land-Based Learning: Reconnecting with Nature for Education

    https://calp.ca/blog/land-based-learning-reconnecting-with-nature-for-education-2025-02-25
    Land-Based Learning: Reconnecting with Nature for Education Faye Beauchamp In this day and age where digital screens dominate daily life, the concept of land-based learning offers a deeply meaningful approach...

  12. Opening Doors: A Literacy Audit Tool Kit

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    Opening Doors: A Literacy Audit Tool Kit Download Opening Doors: A Literacy Audit Tool Kit   A literacy audit will help your organization systematically identify barriers the general public may face when...

  13. New Tutor Interviews

    https://calp.ca/blog/new-tutor-interviews.htm
    In the CALP world we know, without a doubt, how valuable volunteer tutors are. They willingly share their time, energy and expertise with adult foundational learners in a way that shifts their world and...

  14. Read-On Professional Development

    https://calp.ca/events/read-on-professional-development.htm
    You are invited to join Read-On staff and volunteers for an afternoon of training.  Alalan Johnson from Alberta Routes will be facilitating two workshops.  Strategies for Teaching Reading - 1:00PM-3:00PM...

  15. Lethbridge Read-On Professional Development

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    Lethbridge Read-On invites you to join them for professional development facilitated by Alana Johnson from Alaberta Routes.  Tips and Tools for Successful Conversation Groups Conversation groups and...

  16. Engaging Learners with Authentic Materials

    https://calp.ca/blog/engaging-learners-with-authentic-materials.htm
    When I would meet with foundational learners to discuss our volunteer tutor program I usually gave them an assignment. While they waited for a volunteer tutor, I asked them to gather examples of things...

  17. Understanding the 9 Essential Skills e-Learning

    https://calp.ca/blog/understanding-the-9-essential-skills-e-learning-2025-05-09
    Understand Canada’s 9 Essential Skills Why These Skills Matter Essential Skills are used in nearly everything we do—at home, at work, and when learning. These skills don’t work in isolation; most...

  18. Growing up Niitsitapii in Canada

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    This week, we are pleased to feature a guest blogger. The blog has been submitted by Lucille Provost, Indigenous Learner Liaison, Pincher Creek Adult Learning Program.  As the Indigenous Learner Liaison...

  19. Volunteers – Building Capacity – Sharing the Journey

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    Did you know that 12.7 million Canadians volunteer their time and energy each year? How fortunate we are to live in a country where people give so generously of their time, and recognize the need to invest...

  20. The Power of Play

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    Have you ever watched your child (or your pet) at play? Watching them in that space where imagination and sheer joy collide is fascinating. So much is happening in those moments; learning is at its peak...