Example 2 - ESL Beginning High
July 21, 2026Example 3 - ESL Intermediate Low
July 21, 2026Example 4 - ESL Intermediate High - A
July 21, 2026Example 5 - ESL Intermediate High - B
July 21, 2026Example 6 - ESL Advanced Low
July 21, 2026Informal Needs Assessment
July 21, 2026Teaching Critical Thinking (Workshop Series, Registration Closed)
Critical thinking is an essential skill found in both the College and Career Readiness Standards and the English Language Proficiency Standards for Adult Education. Critical thinking skills are needed in every facet of our lives, and in particular as we are inundated with more information from a variety of dependable and undependable sources. This online workshop series will prepare you to include a variety of critical thinking strategies in your adult education classes. It is presented in three 1.5 hour webinars. Registration information*: Registration for these sessions is now closed. Scheduled session dates and times are as follows: Session 1: Tuesday, April 29, 2025 | 2:30 PM â 4:00 PMSession 2: Tuesday, May 6, 2025 | 2:30 PM â 4:00 PMSession 3: Tuesday, May 13, 2025 | 2:30 PM â 4:00 PM*Please note: Registering for Session 1 automatically registers you for Session 2 and 3. Certificate of Completion will reflect hours attended.
Integrated and Contextualized Workforce Skills
How can you prepare your learners to succeed in the workforce? Find out what employers say are essential skills for today's workforce. This series shows you how to connect transferable skills in the classroom to the workplace. There are two sessions; each session is broken into two parts (4 webinars total). This series will provide background on skills transferable from the classroom to the workplace and to teach students how to articulate those skills. Registration information: This event is not currently scheduled. Registration will become available once this topic is scheduled.