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I ate and kept answering phone calls in the office.

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Walk my dog.

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Veggie chili with cilantro from my garden

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Questions about integrating Blackboard and what we're doing today...Whiteboard info

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The Whiteboard is the most commonly used (and default) mode of the Blackboard Collaborate web conferencing Content area. It is used for giving presentations (e.g., PowerPoint slides) and for collaboration between session attendees, who can interact by displaying images, writing, or drawing.Jan 6, 2021

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So you would need to sign in --but the workaround is to put your name in the title.

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How-to's and ideas for Jamboard

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What can I use Jamboard for?

What can students do on Jamboard?

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All the ways to use a Jamboard. - Google Search

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How to make a padlet- (Not reviewed) check it out) 

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LINCS | Adult Education and Literacy | U.S. Department of Education

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The Teaching the Skills That Matter in Adult Education project (TSTM) trains teachers to integrate the skills that matter to adult students using approaches that work across critical topics. Using the project's tools and training, adult education teachers can teach the transferable skills students need in these critical contexts.

The 9 skills that matter are:

Adaptability & willingness to learn

Communication

Critical thinking

Interpersonal skills

Navigating systems

Problem solving

Processing & analyzing information

Respecting differences & diversity

Self-awareness

The 5 topic areas are:

Civics education

Digital literacy

Financial literacy

Health literacy

Workforce preparation

The 3 approaches that work are:

Integrated & contextualized learning

Problem-based learning

Project-based learning

The following resources can help you to integrate these skills into your classroom.

Teaching the Skills That Matter Toolkit

The TSTM Toolkit was developed by adult education experts to support teachers in using approaches that work to help students gain the skills that matter. The toolkit has seven sections:

The Overview section introduces the key toolkit components;

Five topic-based sections each including an issue brief, a case study, lesson plans, and an annotated bibliography; and

The Other Tools and Resources section, which has additional tools and resources to support the integration of the skills into your instruction.

What Past Participants Have Said

TSTM Benefits

Implement research and evidence-based units/lessons that support standards-based instruction and the skills that matter for students

Collaborate and become part of a learning community with adult educators from other states focused on improving instruction

Developed units and lesson plans based on effective elements of instruction

Receive individualized coaching from national content experts

Collaborate with other state professional developers and project experts

Build on current instructional skills that matter for ABE and ELA students

TSTM States Map

Over 30 states have been TSTM trained. To find out what is happening in your state with TSTM implementation, please contact your state PD leader.

Background and Contact Information

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA, Pub. L. 113-128, July 2014), the first major reform in the publicly funded workforce system since 1998, increases access to employment, education, training, and support services for individuals, particularly those with barriers to employment. Title II of WIOA, the Adult Education and Family Literacy Act (AEFLA), presents an extraordinary opportunity to improve the quality of life for individuals with low skills. WIOA Section 203 encourages programs to provide instruction tied to "activities, programs or services designed to help an individual acquire a combination of basic academic skills, critical thinking skills, digital literacy skills and self-management skills, including competencies in utilizing resources, using information, working with others, understanding systems and obtaining skills necessary for successful transition into and completion of postsecondary education or training, or employment." (WIOA, Pub. L. 113-128, Section 203, July 2014).

Based upon public comments received during the WIOA rule-making process, technical assistance conversations with states, and ongoing community of practice conversations in LINCS, it is clear to OCTAE that adult education teachers need support and training in how to meaningfully integrate these skills (i.e., the skills that matter) into regular adult education classroom instruction.

Teaching Skills That Matter in Adult Education is being conducted by the American Institutes for Research, under contract to the U.S. Department of Education. For more information, please email tstm@air.org.

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The Teaching the Skills That Matter in Adult Education project (TSTM) trains teachers to integrate the skills that matter to adult students using approaches that work across critical topics. Using the project's tools and training, adult education teachers can teach the transferable skills students need in these critical contexts.

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What you can add:
Your photos from your phone
a photo of something taken by your phone in real time
a link
A gif
A drawing
Audio recording
Your location
A document or file

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PICTURES OF LUNCH - BOUND TO MAKE YOU HUNGRY! 

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PICTURES OF LUNCH - BOUND TO MAKE YOU HUNGRY! 

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Peanuts anyone?