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6 Add water and stir: A resource bank of CGEA material for LLNP<br />
teaching and assessment of Employability Skills. For example, a<br />
particular activity might suggest that students work in teams. In this<br />
instance teachers need to explicitly address the skills of being a good<br />
team member so that students understand this skill and learn when it<br />
might be put to good use.<br />
For more information on identifying and applying Employability<br />
Skills in Language Literacy and Numeracy teaching please see<br />
Making the Link Employability Skills and Further Education Casarotti, N<br />
Commonwealth of Australia, 2007<br />
Delivery of the topic<br />
The following features are recommended for delivery of this topic:<br />
A mix of foreground and background delivery<br />
In order to foster flexibility and variety of delivery, it is recommended<br />
that the selected activities take place through a mixture of focused<br />
foreground delivery and ongoing background learning. This allows<br />
several activities to be co-delivered within a particular training session<br />
and enables learners to move between learning styles. (E.g. from direct<br />
teacher/learner engagement in an activity to one requiring more<br />
independent, self paced learning; or from more formal, instructional<br />
learning to more creative learning).<br />
Flexibility in selection of activities and resources<br />
The activities of this resource are not sequential, so teachers may<br />
select and sequence those activities to suit their learners’ interests and<br />
particular learning contexts. The activities and handouts have been<br />
broadly developed for learners with reading and writing skills at CGEA<br />
Certificate 1 (Introductory); however, most of these activities may be<br />
extended to accommodate the needs of learners operating at higher<br />
levels of the CGEA.<br />
Code switching<br />
This resource acknowledges the importance of home language,<br />
Aboriginal English and standard Australian English to Aboriginal<br />
learners; however, this section of the resource does not offer particular<br />
activities or handouts on Aboriginal English or home language. This<br />
is partly because many of the reading and writing activities are about<br />
learning to use language within the context of particular registers and<br />
for particular social purposes. Teachers may adapt the activities to