SABES Upcoming Events
Title Date Overview
Introduction to Diagnostic Assessment of Reading - November (Self-Paced Modules)

Introduction to Diagnostic Assessment of Reading is an online self-paced short course for anyone who wants to learn more about these diagnostic assessments and why they are so important to evidence-based reading instruction (EBRI).

Practitioners who will actually administer these assessments should take the longer course,… read more

Opening Digital Doors: Developing Adult Learners’ Digital Literacy Through Speaking and Listening Tasks (Online Facilitated) -

Digital fluency is a necessity on par with English language skills for the adult learner navigating the technology-rich environments of adult life. This session celebrates the connections between the content areas of ELA and ESOL classes, oral communication skills, and digital literacy.

Instructional Leaders: Supporting Teachers with the ELA Proficiency Guide - November (Self-Paced Modules)

This new, self-paced course enables ABE instructional leaders to utilize a key resource, the ELA Proficiency Guide, to enhance English Language Arts (ELA) instruction in their programs. Along with the ABE Professional Standards, the ELA Proficiency Guide holds up a vision for effective instruction in ABE, and in… read more

Improving Student Writing through Diagnostic Assessment and Revision (Online Facilitated) -

Learn how to assess a student's writing abilities to inform instruction and how to help students revise their writing in a productive, skills-based manner. This session will be led by the associate director of the Landmark School Outreach Program… read more

Engaging in and Facilitating Difficult Conversations in Adult Education (Online Facilitated) -

Today's political and social climate has many educators wondering what is appropriate to talk about, teach, and facilitate with students related to diversity and inclusion. How do we meet the diverse needs of learners while also complying with changing initiatives that may hinder our ability to have difficult conversations… read more

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