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Literacy NY, in our role as the State Technical Assistance Center, continues to support programs in teaching and tutoring in math. Our adult learners have great need in this area, and, along with the math tutor training modules available on the I2O online training system, there are numerous resources from the field. This list of resources was put together by subject-matter experts in teaching math to adult learners-- check it out!
"NYATEP, New York Association of Training and Education Professionals (https://www.nyatep.org), acts as a Voice for programs engaged in workforce development, builds the Knowledge of that cohort, and pursues Progress in workforce initiatives, moving the field forward.
Our series "Take A Number" looks at problems around the world — and the people trying to solve them — through the lens of a single number.
You can now enroll your learners into the XPRIZE winning app Learning Upgrade at no cost with the COABE XPRIZE Code 1177!
Learners have access to 21 courses including English, math, and GED® / HiSET® prep. You can track the progress of each learner with detailed reports.
Adult education programs in all 50 states and seven territories assist adults in building skills and earning credentials that lead to postsecondary education, sustainable employment, and economic self-sufficiency.
We are proud to announce that 28 LiteracyCNY students have graduated at a ceremony held with the Syracuse Educational Opportunity Center (SEOC).
We love gathering our supporters and friends to support our cause...and found a new way to do that.
The Friend of the EOC Award was recently presented to Ann Marie Przybyl, Director of the Western NY RAEN, for her outstanding commitment to adult learners.
About two weeks after I started working at Literacy Volunteers of America (LVA) in the mid-1980s, I heard the name Janice Cuddahee.
It is always so great to hear our success stories, so I am sharing this with you in solidarity. We change lives!
Tompkins Learning partners Receives Grant for Homebound Instruction for Immigrant/Refugee Women
Learning English can be very challenging--and teachers have come up with many ways to make it both meaningful and enjoyable.
Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County (LVORC) recently celebrated Women’s History Month with their Famous Ladies’ Tea.
Literacy New York - Fulton, Montgomery, and Schoharie Counties held our 11th Annual SCRABBLE FUNdraiser last month and it was once again a tremendous success.
Literacy is the key to successful workforce development. We have been shouting this from the roof tops for decades and are gratified that the world at large has finally understood this critical piece.
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