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Click on Over. . . TEXAS FAMILY LITERACY RESOURCE CENTER UNVEILS WEBSITE If you have not already visited the new website of the Texas Family Literacy Resource Center (TFLRC) in San Marcos, see the link under the “State Initiatives” menu button found on both TCALL’s and Texas LEARNS’ home pages. Located in The Education Institute in the College of Education at Texas State University – San Marcos, TFLRC is a statewide initiative of Texas LEARNS. TFLRC has been funded by the Texas Education Agency through Texas LEARNS to provide a center for statewide professional development and technical assistance for Family Literacy projects. In addition to increasing the professional development opportunities available to family literacy programs, TFLRC provides guidance and technical assistance for family literacy projects on a day-to-day basis, works to increase coordination between Even Start programs and Adult Education Programs and coordinates research and policy for family literacy projects. Highlights
from the 2003 International Adult Literacy and Lifeskills Survey Family FUN from Reading
Is Fundamental. Visit RIF’s newest resource:
a bilingual site with articles, games, and activities for all ages. Download
and distribute the promotional fliers in English and Spanish. Look in
the “bedroom” for recommended books for young children. Lessons and Practice Exercises
for Teaching Use of the Casio fx-260 Calculator Ohio’s 2005 Workplace Education Resource Guide. Tip Sheets from
Illinois Early Learning Project. Web-Based
Training for GED Administrators. New Online Professional Development Courses Principles of Adult Learning - a course designed to enable the participant to gain insights into adult learning in general, as well as some of the physical, sociological, and physiological issues that adult literacy and English-as-a-second-language (ESL) learners face. Working with English Language Learners - a course designed to support instructors and volunteers who are new or have limited experience serving adult English language learners and their families. In this course you will find information about English language instruction, descriptions of strategies used with English language learners and the basic format for an English language lesson. |
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