Video/Webinar
The webinar is on distance learning. The presenters discuss the use of various technologies such as phone, email, and video chats for remote tutoring. They highlight the importance of maintaining contact with students and sharing strategies for engagement. Data collection and resource compilation are also mentioned.
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Research/Report
COVID-19 Rapid Response Report from the Field
The report discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adult basic, secondary, and transitions education (ABSTE) in the United States. It is based on interviews and surveys conducted with practitioners, administrators, instructional leaders, and teachers involved in ABSTE programs.
Research/Report
Technology for Simultaneous Blended or Flex (HyFlex or BlendFlex) Instruction
The article discusses the use of technology in adult foundational education and presents the challenge of providing blended instruction and flexible learning modes. Various hardware and software solutions are explored to address these challenges.
Research/Report
Review of the Maryland Department of Labor’s Adult Education Digital Literacy Framework for Adult Learners: Instructor Implementation Guide
The book talks about Maryland Department of Labor’s Adult Education Digital Literacy Framework for Adult Learners: Instructor Implementation Guide, which provides practical examples and resources for integrating digital literacy skills into content instruction for adult learners.
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Video/Webinar
Free
Teacher Training Plus
A webinar series, for tutors and teachers, across six strands that presents best-practice instructional strategies.
Video/Webinar
Free
Teacher Training Plus – Basic Literacy
Webinars that focus on components of reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills for native English-speaking students who are at or below the 5th grade level. Topics include goal setting, alphabetics, and reducing writing anxiety.
Video/Webinar
Free
Teacher Training Plus – High-Level ELL
Webinars that focus on strategies and instruction for students who range from intermediate to advanced levels. Topics include using conversation and goal setting for real world applications.