Every course includes life and employability skills. Emphasis is placed on skill development in reading, language, writing, mathematics and employability and life skills rather than on content instruction. The presentation flow of instruction is targeted to the unique problems of adults and adolescents who have not been successful in traditional school environments. Easy, Flexible Implementation Adult education programs must be flexible. In addition, adult and at-risk education programs must be able to generate a wide variety of reports for funding organizations.
Educators can address specific program goals, learner needs, government mandates and job tasks.
The complexity and variety of lessons progresses from one level to the next, challenging learners to acquire more skills while building on what they have already mastered. Computerized lessons are presented in small sequential steps. They include interactive graphics, sound and multimedia features such as a pop-up calculator, review screens and voiced glossary windows.