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1. Creating Learning Partners (2007)
A facilitator's guide for training effective adult literacy tutors
Series: A Facilitator's guide for training
Authors: Rebecca Still, Linda Weir, Ann Goldblatt
This training guide is intended for literacy coordinators and others who train adult literacy tutors.
It is divided into 12 units dealing with such topics as learning styles; characteristics of adult learners; planning for learning; and learning disabilities.
As well, two units focus specifically on English as a Second Language (ESL) tutoring.
Each unit contains both core and optional activities, along with an estimate of the time each will require and suggestions for modifying the activities.
The authors note that the guide has been designed to be flexible and can be used for introductory training or for more advanced in-service workshops. It can also be used in a group setting or for training a single tutor.
Added: 2008-09-04
2. Creating Learning Partners (2007)
OVERHEADS for the facilitator's guide for training
Series: A Facilitator's guide for training
Authors: Rebecca Still, Linda Weir, Ann Goldblatt
This resource consists of a series of overheads intended to be used with tutor training guide Creative Partners: A Facilitator's Guide to Training Effective Adult Literacy Tutors. The overheads are related to specific topics covered in the guide.
Added: 2008-09-04
3. Creating Learning Partners (2007)
HANDOUTS for the facilitator's guide for training
Series: A Facilitator's guide for training
Authors: Rebecca Still, Linda Weir, Ann Goldblatt
This resource consists of handouts for adult literacy tutors-in-training. It is intended to be used in conjunction with the Creative Learning Partners:Facilitator's Guide for Training Effective Adult Literacy Tutors. It includes handouts for the 12 units listed in the training guide.
Added: 2008-09-04
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