As teachers, we often notice that students who participate in other subjects shut down when it comes time for math. What is it about their experiences that leads them to believe that math class is not a place for them? Adult education students receive many messages, from both external and internal sources, about their ability to… read more

In this two-part offering, advisors and staff who collaborate with advisors are invited to learn about the process of developing an advising scope and sequence for varied-level adult learners. 

In the first session, you will discuss the benefits of developing a structured advising program, explore a sample advising… read more

In this workshop, you will learn strategies and techniques for teaching English grammar and maximizing opportunities for learners to practice and use new language forms in meaningful, authentic contexts.

Please note: This course will take place in Blackboard, where you will find all… read more

Yes, there are ways you can assess the digital literacy skills of your beginner-level English language learners! You will learn about teacher-tested tools and approaches you can use right now and when planning your program’s next new student intake event. 

With students’ assessment information, you… read more

Adult education programs are required to provide students with the skills to explore careers while simultaneously building academic and language skills. Providing integrated and contextualized career-focused instruction is a win-win and a huge time saver for students, but it is not always clear how to go about it.  … read more