Bruce has been an educator for almost twenty years in many different settings, including high school, community college, universities, and adult literacy classes. He has a MA in English Education from New York University, where he is currently a doctoral student in Applied Linguistics. Using Real Life Materials Teach your students how to use real life materials to enhance their life skills. Putting TV and Video in the Classroom Add variety and excitement to your class by using TV and Video in the Classroom. An Introduction to Job Interviews Get your students engaged as you help them with job interviews, an important life skill.
Amazing things can happen when adult education classes and poetry meet.
Values Clarification Good teachers spend a lot of time trying to make lessons meaningful, important, and relevant to their students lives. This lesson about students values is an example of how to do this. The original lesson plans below were designed by Gayle Cooper, Staff Developer, Adult and Continuing Education, City University of New York. Each explores a content area in depth and moves students toward a rich knowledge of the subject, while at the same time developing core analytical skills. Native American chiefs in front of U.S. Capitol, 1927.