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Volume 12, No. 1
Teacher Spotlight
Letter from the Interim Director
by Harriet Vardiman Smith
$50,000 Grants Available from the Barbara Bush Texas Fund for Family Literacy
The Texas Adult Education Teacher Credential - Go For It!
by Brenda Dunlap
To Credential or Not to Credential?
by Debbie Janysek
Deal Me In: Using Playing Cards to
Reinforce Math Skills
by Karen Greer
Mozart and ESL or One Principle of the
Suzuki Music Method Applied to Language Teaching
by Joan Mishra
Reading for Pleasure, Reading for Life
by Nancy Meredith
Sisters Push Each Other to Do the
Extra Lap
by Dora Espericueta
Why I Work With Adults
by Rebecca Hastings
Jigsaw Reading Using Reader’s Digest®
by Vicki Angel
A Faith-Based Literacy Leader’s Tutoring Experience
by Lester Meriwether
Church is Appreciated for Hosting ESL Class
by Paul D. Gonsalez
Worthwhile - You Better Believe It!
by Kathleen Simmons
GED Students Need Hope and Confidence,
Not Just Skills
by Deborah A. Mulvany
Putting the Content Standards and
Benchmarks to Work
by Ken Appelt
Lesson Plan for ESL Using the Texas Adult Education Content Standards - Grocery List for a Party!
Adult Education Responds to Workforce Needs With a Focus on Rider 82
Adult Education’s Role in Economic
Growth
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
About This Issue—From the Guest Editor
by Christia Moore
Overcoming Fear of Teaching Industry-
Based ESL
by Annie Walker
Successful Transitions
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Making the Case for Career Pathways
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Adult Technology Training for Individuals with Limited English Proficiency
Sales and Service: Is it a Workable
Approach?
by Gaye Kendall
The ESL Learning Community Workforce
Model
by David Borden and Nancy Meredith
Northeast Texas Community College
and Mt. Pleasant Even Start Collaborate for Student Workplace Success
by Jeanni Pruitt
Training Readiness: A Pathway to
Sustainable Alignment of Adult Education and Higher Education
by David Joost
Next Steps in Instructional Applications
to the World of Work
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
New Efforts to Bridge the Gap Between
Adult Education and Workforce Education and Training
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Adult Education in Brownsville ISD
Linked to Construction Electrician Journeyman’s Exam
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Lesson Plan: Speak Up and Get That Job!
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Sucess Stories
About This Issue - Letter from the Interim Director
From Home School to College
with a GED in Three Months
by Ashton Anderson
English Language Learning -
It Does Matter!
by Nora Tinajero
A New Mother’s GED Success
by Jessica Telford
Never Stop Learning
by Blanca Garcia
Quality of Life Improved for English
Language Learner
by Alejandra
Learning Leads to Opportunities in
a New Century
by Umberto Sanchez
English...Why?
by Rodolfo Diaz
Never Give Up
by Kayeth Kilpatrick
Learning English in Pursuit of a Dream
by Sandra Ramirez
Nick’s Story
by Jacqui Mohr
English Language Learner Pursues
Higher Goals
by Frances V. Ortiz
Why I Want to Learn English
by Gerardo L. Corral
Never Go Back
by Gloria Fonseca
Poverty...Education...Hopes
by Sonia G. Apodaca
My Successes Learning English
by Alberto Cordoba
Overcoming Obstacles to Learn English
by Adela Van Ruiten
Better English Leads to Workplace and
Family Success
by Jose Luis Torres
Juan’s Story:GED-to-College Success
by Jacqui Mohr
English Skills and Job Success Lead to
Home Ownership
by Lucio Guerra
Family Health and Parenting Benefit
from Better English Skills
by Maria de la Cruz
Musician Finds Success in Music City
by Pablo Partida
From Carpenter’s Helper to Business Success
by Jose Martinez
You, Me and The Texas Adult Education
Administrator Credential
by Chris Palacios
Texas Tech Tutor Perspective
by Rebecca Neitzel
Caution Adult Learners: Futures Under
Construction
by Dr. Robert G. Tatman
Life-Saving Lessons: AVANCE’s Bilingual
Parent-Child Education Program Teaches More Than Basic Education
by Ricardo Brambila
Learning About Writing from Both Sides
of the Desk
by Kenneth Appelt
Asking Everyday Life Questions as a Successful Adult ESL Classroom Activity
by Dr. Clarena Larrotta
Workforce Literacy Summit in San Antonio
a Success
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Three Concepts for My Success Teaching ESL
by Tomas Rodriguez
Let’s Do Lunch!
by Sue Barker
Fashion, Food and Fun - All in a Day’s Work
by Kathleen Simmons
A Volunteer Literacy Program’s Successful Collaboration
by Paul L. Murad
Advocacy Outreach Awarded One of Ten National Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy Grants
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Updates on State Leadership Activities
STAR: Evidence-Based Reading Instruction for Adults Reading at the Intermediate Level
by Ken Appelt
Letter from the TCALL Director
by Harriet Vardiman Smith
The Texas Content Standards’ First Year
by Eduardo Honold
Texas Adult Education Credential Project
by Ken Stedman
How Do Rider 82 Curricula Respond to
Texas Adult Education Content Standards and Benchmarks for Learners?
by Barbara Tondre-El Zorkani
Effective Instruction for All Adult Education
Students Including Those with Special Learning Needs
by Tracy Hendrix
Leadership Excellence Academy
by Sheryl Jefferson
Parents Make the Difference: An Update from the Texas Family Literacy Resource Center
by Dr. Deborah Stedman
Literacy Volunteer Training Initiative
by Dale E. Pillow
The First Lady’s Family Literacy Initiative for Texas 2007-2008 Grant Program Accomplishments
by Emily Moore, Pat Peebler, and Harriet Vardiman Smith
One Size Does Not Fit All:
Choosing the Right PACT Curricula
by Rebekah Haynes, Petra Robinson, and Megan Terry
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