Adult Education & Literacy Resource Collection

This resource links to various collections from the Smithsonian through which to learn about about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

This website provides discussion questions and links to additional resources through which to explore the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

This tool can be used to help determine eligibility to apply to become a U.S. citizen through naturalization.

This resource provides statistics related to immigrants who have become U.S. citizens.

The Personal and Workplace Success Skills Library is a curated collection of resources to guide the integration of personal and workplace success skills into curriculum and instruction, advising and coaching, assessment, and program design.

This site includes information on promising remote adult ESOL practices and program models.

This website contains resources curated by state staff in Wisconsin to support the development and expansion of Integrated Education and Training.

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

A free Open Educational Resource (OER) designed to assist teachers, content creators, Web developers, and others in creating adaptable and personalizable educational resources that can accommodate a diversity of learning styles and individual needs.

A repository of standards-based units and lessons created by Kentucky Adult Education instructors.

A free online resource for intermediate and advanced adult learners of English and basic skills

A searchable database of over 7,000 local literacy programs and GED testing centers across the country.

A video series featuring teachers leading adult ESL classes through common classroom activities.

Loot, Inc. is a resource for teaching financial literacy and a virtual community of practice for teachers. 

This site shows how to incorporate Universal Design for Learning (UDL) into curriculum, as well as learn about UDL and explore resources related to it. 

This interactive tool helps instructors diagnose classroom problems, think about possible causes, and explore solutions.

This webpage from Stanford University is a collection of several resources for science educators interested in the intersection between the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). 

This website introduces employers and educators to the value of partnering, presents best practices and success stories, and provides links to evidence-based tools for building and sustaining partnerships and creating career pathways.

One place to go for Americans to find information and help that they need to find work. 

Materials from the Accelerated Learning Program (ALP), which uses a form of mainstreaming to increase student success in the post-secondary, introductory developmental writing course.

A one-stop resource for information and tools to inform the instruction and assessment of employability skills.

This tool helps students write and track lab and class reports. 

The article gives a general explanation of learning disabilities, states what is covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and lists some accommodation ideas for the workplace. It includes several examples of job situations and how the employee was provided with an accommodation to help them succeed.

This article presents information to assist students with LD, counselors and employers to build the bridge between community college and work. Students must learn to articulate how their LD impacts them in a variety of situations, especially those requiring learning and performing work related tasks. Preparing for job interviews, anticipating barriers throughout the employment process, and developing ways to mitigate these barriers are essential skills that must be learned.

The website, Famous Problems in the History of Mathematics, discusses seven math problems that have puzzled mathematicians throughout history.