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Program Calendar – Literacy for Life
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New events are being planned all the time, so be sure to check back often to see what’s going on. Here’s some of what’s scheduled for the next few months. Don’t miss our highlighted Upcoming Events. Are held at Literacy for Life, WM School of Education, 301 Monticello Ave, Suite 1076. Please sign up in advance, space is limited. To register email [email protected]. Upcoming tutor training workshops are shown below:. Website development: Web Development Technology Partners, inc.
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About – Literacy for Life
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About Literacy for Life. Literacy for Life provides valuable services to the greater Williamsburg community in so many meaningful ways. As an independent 501(c)3 organization, Literacy for Life has been working for nearly 40 years to provide literacy services to help community members function more effectively. Today, the program serves approximately 600 community members each year, enabling them to help achieve their goals and fully participate in the community and society.
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Programs – Literacy for Life
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Reading, Writing and Math – Adult Basic Education (ABE). In the Adult Basic Education program, learners develop their reading, writing and math skills and work towards personal goals in areas such as employment, parenting, health, or increased independence. ABE learners range from those learning to read for the first time to those preparing for the GED exam or job-related certification. They all are striving to reach their full potential through improved literacy skills. English as a Second Language (ESL).
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The Learning Center – Literacy for Life
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Literacy for Life is located in William and Mary’s School of Education building at 301 Monticello Avenue (Suite 1076). This beautiful new state-of-the-art building is handicapped accessible and conveniently located in the center of Williamsburg, near stops of the red, blue, and green bus lines. Literacy for Life tutors, learners, and visitors can obtain a temporary parking pass; call (757) 221-3325 for information. Computer-Assisted Learning Lab (CALL). Computer-Assisted Learning Lab (CALL).
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Resources – Literacy for Life
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Learner using Rosetta Stone software. GED and Other Exams. Browse our Library Collection – (Click on the button below). Type in library name: Literacy4Life. Password: Use the same computer network “Learner” password as used at the center. Website development: Web Development Technology Partners, inc.
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Learners – Literacy for Life
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Learners Improve Their Lives Through Literacy. Literacy for Life helps over 800 adults a year. If you want to improve your literacy, or know someone who does, contact us. New learners need to complete the following steps:. Watch the introductory learner orientation video:. English Introductory Learner Orientation Video. Make an appointment with the Assessment Specialist. The Specialist will:. Ask you about your goals. Give you a pre-assessment to better understand your needs. Explain the program to you.
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Success Stories – Literacy for Life
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Through individualized instruction, Literacy for Life helps learners achieve their personal literacy-related goals in diverse areas such as employment, parenting, and citizenship. Recently at Literacy for Life, a learner:. Maggie Lyreman and Yanli Wang. Voted in November election for the first time. Got a better job. Started a pet sitting business. Finished the entire Interactive English series (reading, writing, listening and speaking). Obtained U.S. citizenship. Obtained a library card. Passed the TEAS...
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The Board – Literacy for Life
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The Board of Directors. Nathan Mortier, President. Tom Spong, Vice President. Paula Mooradian, Secretary. Ben Puckett, Treasurer. Joan Peterson, Executive Director. Roy B (Monty) Hargrove, III. Robert Canfield, Chairman. Website development: Web Development Technology Partners, inc.
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Why Literacy? – Literacy for Life
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Literacy is an individual’s ability to read, write, and speak in English as well as compute and solve problems at levels of proficiency necessary to function in the job, in the family, and in society. US Workforce Investment Act of 1998. Literacy for Life opens up a variety of new opportunities for people, including:. Handling daily tasks with increased independence. Receiving a promotion at work. Passing the U.S. citizenship exam. Passing the driver’s license test. Literacy In The Community. The Nationa...
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Donors – Literacy for Life
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When would you like this to Recur? How many times would you like this to recur? Enter Your Donation Amount. I believe in Literacy for Life. I have been a tutor for several years, I am a member of their Board of Directors, and I support them financially. For me, it’s all about the children. That might sound like an odd reason to support an adult literacy program, but the fact is the single greatest indicator of children’s success is the literacy level of their parents. Donors Enable Our Program’s Success.