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ACSF Learning Level 2 Sample Activities


ASPECTS OF COMMUNICATION
LEARNING LEVEL 2 - SAMPLE ACTIVITIES

Personal (expressing identity)

  • Discusses learning goals with supervisor and identifies possible strategies to achieve
  • Identifies possible areas for employment/further training 
  • Attempts to take trainer's feedback into account when practising new skills
  • Arranges child care so can attend training course

Cooperative (interacting in groups)

  • Works with another employee to check accuracy of data entries
  • Accepts guidance from a mentor
  • Arranges for another student to collect work if unable to attend class
  • Establishes positive role as group member by listening to the ideas of others and considering their needs

Procedural (performing tasks)

  • Follows a template to develop a simple learning plan 
  • Develops simple grid to collate information from a class survey 
  • Self-corrects own text using a spellchecker, word lists, bilingual dictionary 

Technical (using tools and technology)

  • Uses key words and search engine to find information, e.g. the oldest/biggest building in the world 
  • Uses calculator to check basic addition 
  • Uses format facilitiy to find out how to change fonts or bullets
  • Uses a small range of e-learning resources, e.g. DVDs, IT program

Systems (interacting in organisations)

  • Creates folder on computer to save work/relevant information
  • Negotiates work rosters in order to attend training

Public (interacting with the wider community)

  • Finds out when next school council planning meeting is scheduled and indentifies questions to ask 
  • Approaches local council to clarify rules on water use 

To achieve this level complete the following: 

  • discuss learning goals with supervisor and identify strategies to achieve
  • identify possible areas for work and or training
  • attempt to apply trainer feedback when practising new skills
  • arrange childcare to attend training
  • work with another employee to check accuracy of data entry
  • accept guidance from mentor
  • arrange for another student to collect work if unable to attend training
  • participate as group member by listening to and considering others' ideas and needs
  • follow a template to develop a learning plan
  • develop a grid to collate information from class survey
  • correct spelling using spell check, vocabulary lists and dictionaries
  • use key words and search engine to find information
  • use calculator to check addition
  • use format tools to change fonts or bullets
  • use e-learning resources
  • create computer folder to save work/ information
  • negotiate roster to attend training
  • find out when public meeting is scheduled and identify questions to ask
  • approach council to clarify rules on water use
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