Training Registration TRAINING NAME Training desc <p>Hosted by Los Angeles City College</p><p>Equity and cultural competence are important aspects of creating a fair and equitable educational environment for learners. Adult education often serves marginalized populations that either have not had the opportunity to complete their education as youth or perhaps not served equitably in the K12 public education system. Many school districts, colleges, libraries and community organizations have done significant work on addressing the issues of equity. This tailored regional community of practice takes some of these concepts and applies them to adult education. </p><p><strong>Goals:</strong><br>In this session, participants will be introduced to some basic concepts related to equity and begin to analyze how equity is achieved in their own programs. They will become familiar with the stages of cultural competence and consider a variety of program policies in light of it. </p><p>Date: 12/06/2024</p><p>Time: 10 a.m.- 1 p.m.</p><p>Location: LACC </p><p>Room: TBD</p><p><strong>Registration Information:</strong><br>This tailored regional CoP is hosted by Los Angeles City College. Participants from neighboring districts or regions may be admitted <em>on a space-available basis.</em> <br>There is no registration fee to participate; CALPRO professional development opportunities are available to all California Adult Education Program (CAEP) agencies and employees. </p> FIRST NAME LAST NAME E-MAIL Adult Education Program Name (e.g., Liberty Adult Education Center) Training date Training time Training end date Training end time Position - Select -AdministratorCoordinatorCounselorDept. ChairInstructional Assistant/AideInstructorOtherProgram SpecialistResource TeacherTeacher on Special AssignmentTutorVolunteer Tutor Other Length of Service in Adult Education - Select -1 – 2 Years3 – 6 Years7 – 10 YearsLess than 1 YearMore than 10 Years TODAY'S DATE CANCEL CAPTCHA This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions.
