Starting Points: Supporting the Learning Progressions for Adult Literacy
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Starting Points describes the initial knowledge, skills and understandings required for adults to begin learning to read and write.
This document was developed to complement and support the adult literacy learning progressions.
Publisher - Literacy and Numeracy for Adults website
Link - http://literacyandnumeracyforadults.com/Learning-progressions/Starting-Points
Overview
The areas selected as starting points cover the following aspects of literacy:
- listening vocabulary
- phonological awareness
- sound–letter (phoneme–grapheme) relationships
- print and word concepts
- letter formation
- environmental print
- high-interest words.
These areas overlap and work together; they do not represent a hierarchy of skills, and learners may require more support for some aspects than for others.