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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.
Instructors need engaging, ready-to-use tools to help adult learners build the essential digital skills for today’s technology-rich environment. Join author Angela Harris for an interactive session where she’ll introduce four powerful resources designed to make digital literacy instruction easier, more effective, and adaptable to real-world experiences.
Are you looking for partners to help implement your IET program? Perhaps you've tried, but you’ve struck out. In this webinar, we will provide strategies for finding the right partners for your IET programs and tips for delivering the perfect partnership pitch. We'll share examples of successful partnerships that can be replicated in almost any community. With the right partners on your team, your IETs will be a home run for students and communities.
Join us for an overview of Communicating at Work, a new two-level ESL series focused on teaching practical, transferable language skills for a variety of occupations. With realistic dialogues, role plays, and workplace writing, this series is contextualized for settings such as warehouses, restaurants, food service, and health care. It offers adaptable lessons and a comprehensive Teacher’s Guide, making it ideal for both group and one-on-one instruction.
Reading is key across all GED subjects. In this interactive webinar, we will use close-reading skills to master the High Impact Indicators of making inferences, evaluating evidence, and drawing conclusions. We will also look at how to teach the graphic literacy skills necessary for GED Science and Social Studies test success. Session 1 of 3
This webinar shows how to build up student writing from sentence creation through to the GED RLA extended response. Learn how to teach grammar most effectively, how to create clear sentences, and how to write strong argument claims. Session 2 of 3
Learn which High Impact Indicators are the most important for student success and best practice teaching strategies that help students gain conceptual understanding instead of easy-to-forget rote procedures. Also learn how to help students make the most of their study time for the GED Math test. Session 3 of 3
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