The curriculum is hole-punched and ready to put into a notebook. Teachers and programs will find this publication helpful in framing their philosophy of teaching as well as offering practical guidance in creating lessons based on learners' real life needs and interests. We have twenty-five free copies of this curriculum to distribute to programs and organizations in Virginia. Specialists and administrators may contact the Resource Center for additional information about staff training in this curriculum. A potpourri of experienced Virginia adult educators will participate as trainers, and the workshop will also feature video presentations by Dr. Paul Gerber of Virginia Commonwealth University, who is a nationally recognized expert on adults with learning disabilities.
Registration is open to all adult education and literacy practitioners.
These titles may be checked out for a 6-week loan period by contacting the Resource Center. Effective Strategies for the Online Classroom Rena M. Palloff, Keith Pratt. It contains sample syllabi and discussion forums. Juliet Merrifield covers the path of EFF theory, concept, and standards development throughout the first five years of the project. The fourth in a series of reports examining which American households have access to computers and the Internet, where the Internet is accessed outside the home, how time is spent online, and why some people are not connected.