Adult Education & Literacy Resource Collection

This podcast explores digital equity and why it is considered by many to be the civil right for our time.

A collection of forty theme-based readers, along with an instructors guide, that support ESL literacy instructors in creating comprehensive, theme-based lessons for adult ESL literacy learners.

The ESOL Tutor Resource Pack includes resources for English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) tutors to use with learners who are in prison or who have had recent experience with the criminal justice system. 

This toolkit contains tutorials, templates and sample lessons that help adult educators create documents that use hypertext to help students learn key concepts independently.

This handbook is a practical guide that supports the delivery of quality distance education programming.

The Kentucky Skills U Instructional Technology Framework provides a common instructional technology foundation for comprehensive, assessment-aligned instructional support for adult educators. 

This mathematics content framework provides comprehensive, assessment-aligned support to adult educators and identifies instructional materials that have been aligned with the Data Recognition Corporation TABE 11/12 Blueprints and the GED Testing Service GED High Impact Indicators.

This flyer highlights LINCS resources of interest to adult educators. 

This flyer highlights LINCS resources of interest to adult educators working in career pathways or workforce development. 

This flyer highlights resources of interest to correctional and reentry education instructors and stakeholders. 

This flyer highlights LINCS resources of interest to adult educators who teach individuals with learning disabilities. 

This flyer highlights resources of interst to educators teaching English language acquisition.

This flyer highlights the LINCS components.

The LINCS Quick Reference Guides highlights applicable LINCS components and resources for five LINCS audiences.

Online lessons and practices designed to help instructors teach and foster adaptive beliefs about learning.

This report explores the potential for technology to enhance the teaching and learning of advanced math skills for adults.

This online evaluation toolkit is designed to help financial educators understand evaluation concepts and efficiently apply them to document the impact their educational programs have on students.

This open-access version of the Northstar Digital Literacy Project assessments can be used for assessing digital literacy skills to inform instruction.

This presentation describes how math anxiety affects learners and specific techniques to help ease and overcome these effects.

The Reasoning Through Language Arts Instructional Framework enumerates language arts standards, standards descriptions and resources related to teaching to those standards.

A collection of in-depth personal finance, courses, articles, calculators, and tips for money managment.

The UDL Guidelines Graphic Organizer is a tool that can be used to design learning experiences that meet the needs of all learners.

Although developed for immigrant populations living in New York City, We Speak NYC videos can be adapted to serve all ELLs, as they help English language learners improve their language skills, learn about their rights, and access city services.

This guide helps organizations better understand the central role that basic skills and related educational credentials play in successful reentry of formerly incarcerated individuals.

This policy brief presents a comprehensive policy approach to providing high-quality work-based learning experiences that prepare participants for postsecondary and workforce success in high-demand occupations.