Alternative Approaches to Teaching Literacy and Numeracy

• • A week-by-week guide to the topics you will explore in this subject will be provided in your study materials.

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This subject is one of four offered in the Literacy and Numeracy in Diverse Populations suite in the undergraduate Bachelor of Education course. Completing three of these subjects will provide graduates with a specialisation in this area. This subject is based on the concept that effective teaching of literacies and numeracies is a complex and multifaceted task and can be enacted in many ways. It explores and examines alternative, innovative and student-centred pedagogies for teaching literacy and numeracy in the 21st century classroom. This subject is designed to equip educators with a toolkit for engaging all students in literacy and numeracy learning to help build their literate and numerate practices in a way that relates to them. This includes providing opportunities for students to demonstrate literacy and numeracy learning in different ways, with a key focus on developing students’ creative, intercultural and critical thinking.

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• Multimedia Presentation (40%)
• Learning Plan & Rationale (60%)