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This webinar was created in response to the increased need for remote advising during the pandemic, but the tools, strategies, and approaches are relevant for those advising remotely under any circumstance. The issues addressed include supporting learners as they transition to online learning,…
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Advising students from a distance on career planning and job searching is very different than sitting with them in person. Learn how to use online tools to continue supporting student motivation and persistence in reaching their career goals and finding suitable employment. In addition, these tools…
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Here are some of the resources that appeared on the SABES homepage:
Tech tools for advising and coaching remotely
Zoom instructions and COVID-19 resources for ESOL instructors
Online math experiences for keeping adult learners engaged in worthwhile activities…
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Per Wyvonne Stevens-Carter, Adult Education State Director via the ACLS email on 5/6/2020:
As you and your staff are ramping up remote learning through the end of the school year, summer programming (where applicable), and possibly the beginning of the next school year, this document provides…
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This Edutopia article explores an alternative to the "I do, we do, you do" instructional model that encourages productive struggle.
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Geometry ideas surround us everywhere we look. Check out these packets for ideas on hands-on geometry ideas. Click on the links at the bottom of the page to view/download.
Topic: Angles
The Make a Kite and Measure Stuff packet was created for caretakers and kids.
The Angle Exploration packet is a…
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This chart and the following quotes are excerpted from "Discovering Digital Differentiation: A Teacher Reimagines Writing Workshop in the Digital Age" by Secoy and Sigler, published by the National Council of Teachers of English in 2019. The full article describes how a middle school teacher (Secoy…
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This resource provides some examples of how digital literacy can be used to open up traditional math problems to increase student engagement and deepen content knowledge.
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Excerpted from the mobile instructional tools series Going Mobile brought to you by the ESOL C&I PD Center, the video introduces you to WhatsApp, provides a job aide, and a list of possible uses for your ESOL classroom (or virtual) instruction.
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Excerpted from a webinar in our Going Mobile series which highlights mobile applications for ESOL instruction, this video introduces Quizlet and many features you can use with your students.
