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Topic: Student Engagement using Digital Tools  Teacher Karen Greaves engages her students during a remote financial literacy lesson using digital polling and a digital whiteboard to foster student discussion. Video length: 9:25 minutes  |  Video Transcript (PDF…
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Community Food Security: What Part Do We Play in Our Current Food Systems? This CCR Standards-aligned unit was created in 2015 for ABE students at GLE 5-6. You may use and adapt these materials to fit the students and circumstances in your program.
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This video describes the process for getting your high school credential via HiSET or GED. Video Transcript The resources shared in this video are listed below: High School Equivalency Testing Program Info HiSET®/GED© Comparison Chart Massachusetts Adult Literacy Hotline GED© Website HiSET® Website…
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Topic: Close Reading Strategies Watch and listen to how the teacher builds background knowledge, then models and scaffolds close reading using a complex, primary-source text—the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Video length: 12:39 minutes  |  Video Transcript (PDF…
This blog post from World Education describes how trauma has a direct effect on our capacity to learn and retain information. The good news is that there are strategies to address trauma as it manifests in teaching and learning within adult education settings. SABES professional development helps…
Per the website: Lorena Germán has worked in education for nearly 20 years. As director of pedagogy at EduColor, chair of the National Council of...
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Two adult education math teachers talk about using manipulatives and digital tools in remote math teaching.
Tools to develop individual or program awareness about causes of racial equity and strategies to address and shift patterns of inequity in their work...
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The EGE Coaching Meeting Agenda Template is intended to help teachers and coaches plan their meeting time together. You should adapt this agenda to your own EGE purposes and style, but a clear agenda with focus and plans for next steps is necessary to keep EGE work and participants on track.