English Language Tutor Gives Employees the Tools to Succeed at Work
Mary Krenceski has created her own curriculum based on what she sees—literally—at the ceramics factory where she teaches English as a second language.
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Adults don’t stay low literate because they didn’t want to learn how to read—their economic status set them up to fail from the time they were young.
Mary Krenceski has created her own curriculum based on what she sees—literally—at the ceramics factory where she teaches English as a second language.
Educational apps have become more popular, instructing on topics from basic education and literacy to workplace readiness, financial literacy, and more. This is good news for the adult literacy field.
Tutor Dan Shern was inspired to tutor citizenship after helping his wife navigate the process.
It can be difficult to prepare new tutors for the different learning styles and situations they might encounter when they meet their students.
With a grant from the Write Her Future Institute, Sheilla was able to use EnGen, a digital English language platform.
Louwane and Mark Courtney volunteer as remote ESL tutors through ProLiteracy member program Aspire.