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Participants will identify the latest civics and online voting and 2022 Midterm Election resources appropriate for ELL, ABE, and Citizenship adult learners in the form of mobile apps, videos, podcasts, websites, activities, and more. By adapting and incorporating these digital resources, participants will be able to deliver relevant content about voting in online, blended, distance, or directed self-study learning environments. Original webinar date: September 21, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/mNZ6pX98SuU
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Family literacy is a critical inter-generational strategy to help adult learners and their children build literacy and language skills. Its importance has been accentuated throughout the pandemic as students who are parents or caregivers dealt with the challenges of remote instruction. This webinar will examine how states are using their WIOA Title-II funding and other resources for family literacy programming. Original webinar date: September 14, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/JDKXIndIvoI
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This webinar shows a tried method of incorporating Guided Pathways into BEdA programs meant to assist students throughout their time earning their high school completion and preparing them to smoothly transition into college courses. Original webinar date: August 31, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/dhbTqn7AXU8
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Heather Martin and Tara Schwab from the Southern Illinois Professional Development Center will briefly recap some of the partnerships between adult education and apprenticeship programs that were highlighted during their first presentation. They will be highlighting additional programs and giving representatives from those programs and partnerships an opportunity to share their experiences and answer your questions. Programs represented are from Joliet Junior College, Kishwaukee College, Lincoln Land Community College, Literacy Chicago, and St. Clair County Illinois Intergovernmental Grants. Original webinar date: August 30, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/E8tGHJ8N1ek
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Integrated Education and Training (IET) programs are one way to create inclusive career pathways. By incorporating language and other foundational skills training with career and credential preparation, programs can help immigrants, refugees, and speakers of other languages quickly access the skills and qualifications they need for family-sustaining wages. However, one of the perceived challenges with these programs is that they often have learners with a wide range of educational and linguistic backgrounds. Fortunately, a flipped classroom model allows programs to meet the needs of diverse learners with strategic individualized instruction. This webinar brings together two experts in both workforce development and English language training to discuss how and why the flipped classroom is so successful with IET programs. After a brief discussion of how and why this model works, the webinar will include practical, contextualized examples of successful programs. Original webinar date: August 24, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/xlchBEMLci8
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The role of the transition advisor for adult education in the U.S. is changing in tandem with our “post-pandemic” society as a whole. To identify the most salient of these changes and adapt our advising practices accordingly, we are implementing a “Shift & Impact Inventory.” By naming the major cultural shifts of the 2020s and assessing likely impact on transitions advising, we can adapt responsively to the new behavioral, economic, and cultural realities in AE students’ lives. Original webinar date: August 19, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/BqHdZ5GREos
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What is the foundation for successful remote instruction? What are the considerations that will help to reach and teach ESOL students, whether remote, in-person, or some combination of the two? If you are preparing ESOL classes amidst ongoing uncertainty, this webinar will help to identify the components of an effective communication plan, discuss ways in which you can organize and structure your class for maximum engagement, and examine elements of successful course delivery. Original webinar date: July 27, 2022 Webinar recording link: https://youtu.be/281P-B7ZbG8