All literacy across learning experiences and outcomes
People who want to teach literacy first need to be literate themselves, or is it just that Scotch dialect is outwith the remit of English speakers?
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All literacy across learning experiences and outcomes
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Come again?
Err now that doesn't make much sense at all!
Educationese is the most impenetrable jargon of all. I once edited the study material for a university course called "Temporal Andragogics" (I kid you not). The lecturer thought that "History of adult (male) education" didn't sound nearly "scientific" enough.
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