There are lots of exciting sessions featuring transitions-related topics.
Wednesday, March 11th,
9:00-10:15 am
A House Divided: Program Divisions
Between ESL/HSE and How to Remedy Them
Is your adult education program a house divided? Learn how
one program is bringing everyone together to better serve our students,
teachers, and overall promote program success.
Cathy Kramer, Libby Budd, Mandy Dwyer, Michelle Lyman -
Joliet Junior College
ICAPS Team Teaching: Relationships,
Contextualization, and Support
Discover why Adult Education and CTE instructors are ALL IN
for team teaching at Illinois Central College. Instructors will share how the
ICAPS programs built instructor relationships, contextualized CTE and HSE
lessons, and utilized existing support services to meet the needs of ICAPS
students. Instructors will share classroom teaching strategies.
Kerry McGrath, Kim Mycke-Ford - Illinois Central College
Wednesday, March 11th,
10:30-11:45 am
WIOA Innovations: Career Pathways
Navigator
The (CCLC) Career Navigator represents 13 WIOA Title II
Adult Education providers at the Near West American Job Center (AJC) located in
Chicago. In collaboration with all local WIOA title partners and community
stakeholders, the Career Navigator facilitates the transition of Chicago
residents to adult education and career pathways programs as well as assists
current adult education students access supportive services, employment
opportunities and workshops offered at the Near West American Job Center.
Robert Guzman, Renuka Sharma - Chicago Citywide Literacy
Coalition
Another Great I-DEA - Add IEL Civics!
8 Adult educators from the College of DuPage present on
utilizing the Integrated Digital English Acceleration (I-DEA) program out of
Washington State to deliver all of the required components of the Integrated
English Language and Civics (IEL/Civics) grant including; contextualization of
reading, math and language acquisition, digital literacy, academic/workforce
preparation, required IEL/Civics competencies and a pathway to a relevant
Integrated Education and Training program.
Christine Kelly - College of DuPage
Wednesday, March 11th,
3:15-4:30 pm
Contextualizing Math for English
Learners and Adult Basic Learners: Making Connections to the Real World
ABE and ESL classes have diverse populations who struggle to
understand academic math concepts and vocabulary. Contextualizing is an
approach to keep students engaged and overcome these barriers. This session
will incorporate best math practices and strategies to apply concepts in
multilevel classrooms, with language learners, using hands-on, real world ways
while keeping the rigor of math standards.
Patti Wragg - Kishwaukee Community College
Thursday, March 12th,
1:45-3:00 pm
Creating a Successful Adult Education
Resource Fair
"It takes a village..." to organize and host a
successful resource fair! We collaborated with over 35 community organizations
and MVCC departments to provide ESL and HSE students information on education,
health, careers, and more. Please join us if you would like to learn helpful
hints on how to plan your own adult education resource fair.
Meg Dawczak, Nina Shoman-Dajani, Lauren Sajak - Moraine
Valley Community College
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