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Boot Camp 2.0 – Building on Success

Boot Camps have proven a worthwhile strategy in providing instruction for students who are one test away from a high school credential. For many of these students, the focus has been on math. However, we know that this strategy can and will work for other areas as well. Read More

Breaking Down Silos: Community-Based Literacy Organizations Join Forces to Collaborate & Provide Support

Community-Based Literacy Organizations Join Forces to Collaborate & Provide Support by Andy Gail & Casey Guditus “From fundraisers to best practices, we have been able to work together and enhance ideas and concepts to new heights.” All… Read More

Civics It Up! Civics Objectives

This resources is a tool for teachers of Integrated English Literacy and Civics Education (IELCE) activities. The purpose of the resources is to help teachers plan and implement instructional units and lessons that integrate language learning with rights and responsibilities of citizenship, civic participation, and workforce preparation. Instructors can use… Read More

New Marketing Strategies to Access Vulnerable Populations

“I found that by conducting a Google search on “GED® programs in my area” that it took some time to find what I was looking for. Based on this, I established that we, as adult education leaders, need to look at how to better market our programs for learners who… Read More

Best Virtual Practices

“Using the AE&L Conference ReMix Team Challenge online support process provided by the VALRC (Google site, milestones, on track, and stay organized, PBL site, & focus question techniques); we identified the best practices, resolutions, and outcomes our students and teachers could implement to reduce the challenges associated with online learning… Read More

Financial Literacy: Money, and Budgets, and Cash Flow, Oh My!

by Jackie Corkins and Elizabeth Severson-Irby Financial literacy is an important skill that all learners use on a daily basis for: creating budgets; going grocery shopping; paying bills; making rent, mortgage, or car payments; and paying for health insurance, medical bills, or prescriptions. The list goes on. Read More

From the VDOE: EdEquity & Community Engagement

The Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) recognizes that education is our most effective tool to reduce poverty, address racism, and sustain economic advancement for all Virginians. The Commonwealth is committed to ensuring that students and families in Virginia, regardless of  their race, economic status, or the languages they speak at… Read More

Resources and Strategies for Delivering Workforce Preparation Activities at a Distance

by Kate Daly Rolander, Ph.D. * Links in this article that are no longer active have been disabled. In a shifting and uncertain economic landscape, it is especially important now to emphasize workforce preparation as a core offering of adult education programs that do the important work of meeting… Read More

Speaking up for Adult Education: Champions for Sector Strategies and Career Pathways

by Kate Daly Rolander How exactly can adult education strengthen the workforce development system? To help clarify just how foundational adult education services are to the development of a strong and adaptable workforce, six representatives from the field of adult education are participating as advocates for the field of… Read More

Experiencing Learner Disabilities in Adult Education

by 2019 AE&L Conference Presenter Karen E. Ballengee Educators who attended the 2019 Adult Education and Literacy Conference had the opportunity to visit our Disabilities Awareness Simulation Station. The goal of the simulations was to provide education and resources for those who teach adults with disabilities. The simulations allowed… Read More