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Literacy Links
Technology-based Activities
for Classrooms
The Hot Potatoes suite includes six applications, enabling you to create interactive multiple-choice, short-answer, jumbled-sentence, crossword, matching/ordering and gap-fill exercises for the World Wide Web.
Theory & Methods
Teaching English - Techniques, Resources, Certificates, Methods. TESOL Teaching English resources for ESL/EFL classes.
Workplace
Updated Workplace Literacy Annotated Bibliography. Contains resources from the past 10 years on ESL theory, implementation and evaluation in the workplace.
Family Literacy
National Center for Family Literacy Homepage. Advocates educational and economic opportunity for at risk children and parents. Provides information on professional development, program development and policy.
Literacy Training – Our Classes
English as a Second or Other Language
The goals of this program are to teach English for everyday needs. Students improve speaking, reading, and writing skills so that they function more effectively in the workplace and community. Multiple levels are offered.
English
Writing and Reading Comprehension are the primary skills taught in this course. It helps prepare students to take the GED test and/or to improve job performance. GED subject areas include: English, Science, and Social Studies.
Mathematics
The content of this class covers the range of math topics found on the GED exam. The class is geared toward preparation for the GED, leading to successful entry into post-secondary education or job advancement.
Class Format: Most classes are two hours long and scheduled twice a week. Some classes require a pre-course and post-course test. Textbooks are required for some courses; the costs vary and are not included in the registration fee. Spring & Fall courses are 16-weeks in length; Summer courses are 8-weeks.
One-on-one tutoring may be available
