
Mayor's Office For Adult Literacy
Literacy Resources
As our city faces the unprecedented challenge of the Covid-19 pandemic, Houston area adult literacy programs must close their doors temporarily, and adult learners must continue their education from their homes.
In response, our partners and friends in adult literacy and educational technology have shared several free resources to facilitate literacy provider programming of virtual lessons for their students and for adult learners to engage in learning at their own pace.
AEL TRAINING |
Adult Educator and TCALL Trainer Theresa Sands presents “Bridging From ESL to Adult Basic Education: Building Academic Vocabulary.” Hosted by MOAL, the Objectives are:
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ADVOCACY |
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RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS |
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Resources for content in the virtual classroom |
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(Note: Access to the products listed below is provided solely by the respective publishers, not by the City of Houston. Any use or access beyond the free 90 days as specified below will be solely between the program/user and the technology provider.) |
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Resources for Adult Learners |
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and https://www.houstontx.gov/adultliteracy/MAM-Employment-Services-ESL.pdf |
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When you open the app, you will take a short English test. You can practice reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English. |
You can practice reading, writing, listening, and speaking in English. |
Click on the yellow button For Students >> If you create a free account, your information will be saved. If you do not have an account, you can still practice, but your work will not be saved. |
From this website, you can practice many skills in English. Practice Basic Computer Skills, English for everyday activities, English for work, and much more. |
Put your mouse over the words Listening Activities at the top of the screen. A long list of choices will appear. You can practice listening to easy, intermediate, or difficult conversations and take quizzes to check your understanding. |
This website has many easy activities for beginners. Or, you can choose more difficult listening and vocabulary activities. |
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