These posts will include information, tools, and resources that tutors may find helpful.
You can turn any written material into a lesson to practice writing, grammar, punctuation, and gaining vocabulary… find the lyrics to songs that your student knows; use the words from … Read more
From PickTheBrain website Posted on August 7, 2018 by Thomas Lovecraft CLICK HERE for the whole story “Have you ever felt inspired after reading a masterful book? Have you ever felt like … Read more
Are you interested in free math, reading, or GED prep help? If so, please check out our Literacy Library: Tutor Tools & Resources page on AACLC’s icanread.org website this summer. You can also explore an … Read more
Interactive Sites for Education At first glance, you might think the Interactive Sites for Education is only for children. Take a closer look at http://interactivesites.weebly.com/ and you will find something … Read more
Thanks to Christine Harrison for telling us about an excellent tutor resource for students who need to take the Maryland Driver’s test. This website has several practice tests, including a … Read more
Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy & Learning (TCALL) at Texas A&M University has outstanding resources available for adult education and literacy practitioners. Please take a moment to check … Read more
Are you looking for a simple way to help your students learn? Try the Feynman Technique The Feynman Technique: The Best Way to Learn Anything – Nobel winner Richard Feynman shares … Read more
UPDATE April, 2017: While we await DLLR’s GED math tutoring workshop information, we are planning a training session for all interested Literacy Council math tutors to help get you started. … Read more
This article is from Proliteracy’s Winter 2017 Notebook Have students look up new words using an online dictionary, such as www.learnersdictionary.com or www.dictionary.com. Many dictionary sites also have an audio button … Read more
