Literacy Volunteers of East Bay
an Affiliate of ProLiteracy America
an Affiliate of ProLiteracy America
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Keep in shape with online courses
Stay in practice by checking out new courses on Verizon Literacy Campus.
You may have used this for tutor training, but you will find that new topics are added (I especially like
the classes on teaching writing and citizenship). Remember- all courses are free, but you do
need to register. Click here for ore information about registering and Verizon courses.
The development of these web pages has been supported by Eastern LINCS under the auspices of the New
England Literacy Resource Center, www.nelrc.org. The Literacy Information and Communication System (LINCS)
is a cooperative electronic network of the national, regional, state, local partners created and funded by the
National Institute for Literacy, http://www.nifl.gov/lincs
Stay in practice by checking out new courses on Verizon Literacy Campus.
You may have used this for tutor training, but you will find that new topics are added (I especially like
the classes on teaching writing and citizenship). Remember- all courses are free, but you do
need to register. Click here for ore information about registering and Verizon courses.
- In-service training
- We ask all tutors to attend one in-service or to speak at a new tutor training each year. Click
here for our calendar of tutor training and in-services.
Materials from past in-services
- Resources for use with students
- ESL Resources
ABE Resources
GED Testing and Instruction Centers
Computer Teaching Resources: COMING SOON
- Forms and Reports
- Lesson Plans COMING SOON
Goal Setting Form COMING SOON
Monthly Hours Report: Submit here!
The development of these web pages has been supported by Eastern LINCS under the auspices of the New
England Literacy Resource Center, www.nelrc.org. The Literacy Information and Communication System (LINCS)
is a cooperative electronic network of the national, regional, state, local partners created and funded by the
National Institute for Literacy, http://www.nifl.gov/lincs
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one person at a time
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