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Facebook Free Private Groups for your Classes
By Susan Gaer and David Rosen Facebook offers free private online groups that adult basic skills (including ESOL/ESL) teachers can use with their students. Why, you may wonder, are adult basic skills...
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Resume Building with Students on Slash CV
By Chris BourretFollowing up on Patricia Helmuth’s great article on Paango, I’d like to recommend another helpful free resume creation website recommended to me by a colleague this year – SlashCV. The...
View ArticleUsing Youtube to Encourage Adult English Learners to Read with Their Kids
By Anna Carissa RozzoWe all know that our students are busy; they work long hours in addition to attending class. Not only are our students holding multiple jobs, they are learning English faster than...
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Mirroring Mobile Phones with Reflector 2
By Becky ShiringAs an early adopter of integrating mobile phones into instruction, Reflector 2 is a tool I desperately wish I would have discovered while I was still in the classroom. As adult basic...
View ArticleStudent YouTube Channels - For Any Level
By Anna RozzoYouTube, like Google, has become part and parcel of daily internet use for many. Because YouTube is not simply a video hosting service, but rather a social network, it allows students and...
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Taking Notes on Videos
By David J. Rosen Why note-taking is important, for you as a teacher and for your students Note-taking is a way to quickly and concisely record information; if done well, it is also an efficient method...
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The Digital Divide in 2016
By Leah PetersonIn honor of Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, World Education staff have written blog posts about this year’s theme - income inequality - on our blog The Well. To contribute to...
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More on YouTube Channels: 4 Ways to Use Them
By Anna RozzoPreviously on Tech Tips for Teachers, we explored some of the logistics of setting up YouTube channels and project ideas such as having students use them to create oral journals. Read on...
View ArticleLINCS Technology and Learning Group Discussion This Week!
Re-posted from LINCS.ed.gov:From October 24-28, the LINCS Technology and Learning Group will host a panel discussion on teaching students practical skills to solve problems in technology-rich...
View ArticleTech Tips for Teachers Has Moved!
After four years comfortably located on Weebly.com, Tech Tips for Teachers has moved over to the EdTech Center Website where we plan to continue to grow with more of the hands-on ideas for integrating...
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