Lights, Camera, Language Learning in Action: Using Drama to Teach ESL
One of the most effective ways to introduce a new language is to incorporate drama into your lessons.
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US Adults Need Stronger Skills to Thrive in a Changing World
The new PIAAC Survey of Adult Skills data indicates 60 million US adults read at the lowest levels, while 72 million are at the lowest levels for numeracy.
Instructor Spotlight: Suz Hall
Seventeen years ago, after teaching one semester in the adult literacy program at Neuhaus Education Center in Bellaire, Texas, Suz Hall knew she had found her second career.
New Literacy Project in Egypt Will Feed a Neighborhood’s Future
International Literacy Day: In partnership with the Yum! Foundation and KFC, we will help spread literacy and spur lifelong learning throughout Egypt.
Volunteer Recruitment and Retention: The Motivating Factors of Volunteering
Given that a lot of the services adult literacy programs provide are delivered by volunteer tutors, teachers, and support staff, it’s not surprising that recruiting and retaining volunteers is a consistent concern.
From the Desk of the CEO: Investing in the Adult Learners of Today and Tomorrow
Our back-to-school season often brings feelings of hope and a fresh new start, but there is a bleak reality peeking through the data.
Instructor Spotlight: Carol Dussault
When Carol Dussault joined the Literacy Council of Sheboygan County, the community’s immigrants and refugees gained an ally dedicated to advocating for their needs.
