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Join thought leaders from the field at our upcoming webinars.

Our free webinars offer you tips and actionable insight from experts to help you effectively support adult learners. 

Webinars are designed and hosted by educators, staff, and researchers in the adult literacy field who bring their expertise and experience to help you advance your work with students. Sign up for one of our upcoming webinars today! Find past webinar recordings on our Courses & Learning page.

March 11

Research to Practice Award: Using Multimodal Play in Adult Learning Classrooms

2:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

The annual Dollar General Research to Practice Award recognizes a research paper published in ProLiteracy’s Adult Literacy Education journal in the prior year that has the most potential to impact practice at the classroom level. The 2024 winning paper was “You Don’t Know What I Went Through”: Adult Learners Healing Through Multimodal Play, by Rachael Gruen of The Ancona School. Findings from this study suggest multimodal play creates opportunities for students to make choices about the stories they tell and make connections as a way to feel a sense of belonging in education spaces, both of which act as a source of healing. Join us to learn more about this important research and how you can put it into practice in your program.

March 13

Part 1 of Two-Part PD Course—Building Bridges to IET: Empowering English Language Learners for Career Success

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

Are you looking for new ways to help English language learners gain the skills they need to succeed in the workforce? We are hosting an interactive two-part webinar course to equip educators with practical strategies and resources to support Integrated Education and Training (IET) within English language lessons. Participants will receive a free set of career preparation instructional materials from ProLiteracy New Readers Press—a $197 value! Learn more and register by clicking the link below. Cost: $65

March 18

Teacher Training Plus: “What Am I Looking At?”

1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET

It’s often said that a picture is worth a thousand words, but how do we know what that picture is saying? Even though we use visual literacy to understand what we see and encounter in our everyday lives, there is added pressure when facing it on a High School Equivalency (HSE) test. In this webinar, Kara will identify key methods for decoding graphs, charts, tables, and maps on the HSE tests.

March 20

Part 2 of Two-Part PD Course—Building Bridges to IET: Empowering English Language Learners for Career Success

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM ET

Are you looking for new ways to help English language learners gain the skills they need to succeed in the workforce? We are hosting an interactive two-part webinar course to equip educators with practical strategies and resources to support Integrated Education and Training (IET) within English language lessons. Participants will receive a free set of career preparation instructional materials from ProLiteracy New Readers Press—a $197 value! Learn more and register by clicking the link below. Must attend Part 1 on March 13 to attend Part 2. Cost: $65

March 27

Introducing GED® Test Mastery – A New Series for Adult Learners

12:00 PM –12:30 PM ET

Join us for a 30-minute webinar with Greg Stultz from New Readers Press as we unveil our new GED® Test Mastery book series designed to help adult learners succeed on the GED® test. This comprehensive series provides scaffolded instruction, test-taking strategies, and targeted practice questions modeled after the exam—all aligned with GED assessment targets and practices.

March 28

Urban Alliance Partner: How Urban AFE Networks Support Immigrant and Refugee Communities: Updates from Boston, Massachusetts and Chicago, Illinois

1:00 PM – 2:30 PM ET

Continuing the Urban Alliance for Adult Literacy series on the theme of “adult foundational education (AFE) for immigrants and refugees,” representatives of two urban AFE coalitions will describe the immigrant and refugee communities they support, how those networks are working with partners to serve them, and lessons the partnerships have learned along the way. Time will be provided for participants to share questions and comments with the presenters.

Todd Evans

Our professional development resources help program managers, instructors, trainers, and others build the capacity and quality of adult education programs. Our tools can help your adult literacy programs strengthen skills and learn new strategies to improve student outcomes in reading, writing, and financial literacy.

Todd Evans, Senior Director of Programs

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