Workshop: LITERACY

DR. Naf’an T, S.Pd., M.Hum

Introduction

1. Literacy is a fundamental human right

and the foundation for lifelong learning.

2. It is fully essential to social and human

development in its ability to transform

lives.

3. For individuals, families, and societies

alike, it is an instrument of empowerment

to improve one’s health, one’s income,

and one’s relationship with the world.

• UNESCO

• http://www.unesco.org/new/en/education/themes/education-building-blocks/literacy/

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LITERCY

Early Grade Writing Assessment (EGWA)

• UNESCO works in this area, and is follow up of the

Expert Meeting on Formative Assessment of

Writing in Early Grades of Primary School

organized jointly by UNESCO and the University of

La Laguna (Spain) on 19-20 January 2012

EGWA

• This work on EGWA derives from the Learning

Counts initiative launched by UNESCO in

October 2008, following the Education for All-

Fast Track Initiative (current Global

Partnership for Education) Partnership

Meeting held in Cairo (November 2006) which

agreed to work further on quality of education,

focusing on learning outcomes.

Edgar Dale

• He was an American

educationist who

developed the Cone of

Experience. He made

several contributions to

audio and visual

instruction, including a

methodology for analyzing

the content of motion

pictures

The International Bureau of Education UNESCO

(The International Comission on Education for the 21 st

Century)

EMPAT PILAR PENDIDIKAN

Learning to know (think)

Learning to do (learn)

Learning to be

Learning to live together

Life long learning

Kurikulum yang disarankan oleh IBE UNESCO

Good News

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