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Eating Healthy on a Budget: A Project-based Learning Approach
by Mary Cherry Project-based learning (PBL) has proven to be an effective method for developing soft skills and preparing adult learners for postsecondary and career transitions. PBL… Read More
Teaching Skills that Matter through Health-related Project-based Learning Experience
“Doing the project made me feel like I could do hard things in English.” “I am more confident.” “I learned from my classmates, not only the teacher.”… Read More
Our Role as COVID-19 Increases Health Literacy Problems
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Re-inventing Health Literacy
“Health Literacy is a crucial need for adult ESOL learners-during the COVID-19 pandemic, now more than ever.” by Phil Cackley When teachers at the Arlington Education and… Read More
The Heal Program: Addressing Health Literacy Through Classes for Adults
“Low health literacy affects more adults than obesity, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, and breast cancer combined!” by Fiona Van Gheem * Links in this article that are no longer… Read More
Lifelong Learning: A Key to Creating Healthier Communities
by Aaron Boush Most of us have a pretty good idea of what good health looks like—and what it doesn’t. But the picture of health… Read More
Gaining Health Literacy Through Adult Education
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Teaching Skills that Matter
For the past two years, several educators across the state have worked on learning about Teaching the Skills that Matter (TSTM) and incorporating lessons… Read More
Exploring the Ties Between Health and Literacy: Using Cancer as a Content Area
What happens when breast and cervical cancer issues provide the content around which reading, writing, speaking, and math skills are learned and practiced? What happens when adult… Read More
HEAL: A Learner’s Perspective
In Charlottesville, one family literacy class and two ESL classes participated in the HEAL:BCC project. The students trained to become leaders for their families and communities by studying (1)… Read More
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