Partnering with students as leaders isn’t just about personal development, it’s also a powerful way to spark peer learning and make programs more inclusive and responsive. When students share their stories, help shape decisions, or even join staff teams, programs open the door to new ideas, stronger...

Let’s be honest—finding time to integrate digital literacy into already full schedules can feel impossible. Many of us worry we don’t have the tech skills, or that we won’t know which ones matter most for our students. But here’s some good news: you don’t have to do it all yourself. Many adult...

Finding a way through school and career choices can feel tough, but students don’t have to do it alone. Group advising workshops bring students together to share ideas and support each other. Learning with peers can make it easier to face challenges and stay motivated. Group advising helps students...

If we want to know what our students really understand, we need to make room for them to share their ideas. Instructional routines are structured activities that help students express their thinking. There are many kinds of routines to try. One example, called Which One Doesn’t Belong? (WODB), is on...

In English Language Arts (ELA) classes for adults, student-to-student learning is a powerful tool. This is especially true when included in contextualized reading and writing instruction. Adults come to class with a wealth of knowledge and life experiences. They can use this experience to share what...

Teachers in adult ESOL programs know that students bring a wide range of experiences, ideas, and skills to class. When students have the chance to share what they know, learn from one another, and even teach each other, everyone benefits. Read on for strategies and activities to help your students...

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