…final puzzle, since it’s one of the models she draws. Enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdBXwKBt49M Mark Trushkowsky is a professional developer, curriculum writer, and math teacher at the CUNY Adult Literacy and High…
…Adult Education, Washington, DC. p 3. Available at https://lincs.ed.gov/publications/pdf/algebra_paper_2010V.pdf [2] “Adults often say they have never used the algebra they learned in school. That may be true for the rote…
…the NSF-funded Teachers Investigating Adult Numeracy (TIAN) project. She co-developed and implemented the Adult Numeracy Initiative (ANI) project and Adults Reaching Algebra Readiness (AR)2. Donna currently directs the SABES Mathematics and Adult Numeracy…
…equivalency. Sarah’s work with the SABES Mathematics and Adult Numeracy Curriculum & Instruction PD Center at TERC includes developing and facilitating trainings and assisting programs with curriculum development. She is the treasurer for the Adult Numeracy Network….
…our own little corner of the math education world, we at the Adult Numeracy Center are a part of it. Many of our adult learners have been very hurt by…
…for the SABES PD Center for Mathematics and Adult Numeracy professional development initiative for Massachusetts. Most recently, she helped co-develop Adults Reaching Algebra Readiness (AR)2 with Donna Curry. She is…
…has been involved with adult basic education for many years: as a coach with the national Standards-in-Action 2.0 project, sponsored by OCTAE; as the coordinator of the SABES ELA C&I…
…your own observations or interventions, or have encountered useful research in this area, please share below in the comments! ————————————————————————————————————————- [1] https://readable.io/text/ =================================================================== Melissa Braaten is an adult education instructor…
…encounter a practice page or activity that presents two opposing views. For example, one character advocates adding all the amounts, regardless of their unit; another character says you can’t. In…
…fun, and all adult learners deserve to have access to recreational math for this reason, in addition to other educational benefits. Dice, card, and board games often employ important reasoning skills…