by Lisa Stewart | Sep 28, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog
This week Literacy Forward will be in Pittsburgh, PA providing a training for the Greater Pittsburgh Literacy Council! We’re excited to be working with them! GPLC will be bringing the English Forward Instructor Training to their community and empowering their...
by Lisa Stewart | Sep 18, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog, Teaching Tips
We wanted to use this teaching tip as an opportunity to let you know about a couple of great, free electronic assessment tools that you can use in your classroom. Poll Everywhere is a tool that allows you to create electronic surveys that can be answered (and the...
by Lisa Stewart | Sep 11, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog
Two weeks ago, Literacy Forward traveled to Joplin, Missouri to provide an English Forward Host Site Training for Joplin NALA Read and several other organizations in the area. The room was filled with new English Forward Instructors, many of whom will go on to become...
by Lisa Stewart | Sep 2, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog, Teaching Tips
Whenever it makes sense to do so, we at English Forward create the necessary supplemental materials for a lesson and make them available to you, such as conversation cards and surveys. Sometimes, though, the supplemental materials can be tweaked or added to...
by Lisa Stewart | Aug 26, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog
This week we wanted to share with you an article published in the quarterly publication Focus on Basics (published by NCSALL) that provides the foundation to the English Forward Training System. The article, “A Conversation with FOB” was published in 2003 and is an...
by Lisa Stewart | Aug 18, 2015 | English Forward, English Forward Blog, Teaching Tips
You know by using the English Forward curriculum that reviewing is not built into the Lesson Flow or the English Forward lessons. This is to ensure that the curriculum is flexible—any lesson can be taught before or after any other. We wanted to take a moment, though,...
