Adult Education & Literacy Resource Collection

Civics can be broadly defined as the “lifelong process that makes people into active, responsible, and knowledgeable members of their communities.” This spotlight describes and provides examples of how civics content can be integrated and contextualized into adult education instruction in four discrete ways.

This spotlight describes how states, regions, and programs are using bridge strategies to prepare learners in IELCE activities for IET programs.

This guide offers considerations for using online resources for distance, hybrid, or in-person learning environments to help strengthen instruction for English learners.

This resource contains fact sheets for refugees from selected populations to learn about their s Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) eligibility and benefits.

This website contains several classroom resources that can be used to examine King’s impact on civil rights and his ongoing legacy.

This spotlight describes how adult education programs can use an immigrant integration approach in IELCE activities to serve adult refugee learners.

This spotlight describes actions and strategies that career navigators and advisors can take in helping English learners and immigrants participating in IELCE and IET activities.