March 2022--This year, illness cancelled group meetings, interrupting my 13-year-old son’s confirmation preparation. So I designed a personal retreat to supplement the group meetings and deepen his experience of the sacrament of confirmation. Then I asked for feedback from parent and catechist reviewers in a variety of settings. We hope this retreat can be adapted... Continue Reading →
Thank you to those joining our webinar on instructional strategies that answer the question of all adult learners: “Why do I need to know this?” Today you will learn how to use 3 key strategies and a lesson plan template to create your own IET lesson plans.
Welcome to the four-day Mini-Professional Development Institute for adult education providers, training providers, partner agencies and other stakeholders! Many thanks to The Office of the State Superintendent of Education, Adult and Family Education (OSSE AFE), for hosting in collaboration with the University of the District of Columbia (UDC) Department of Adult Education. This is the... Continue Reading →
Schedule an interactive workshop on incorporating workforce training materials for adult education.
In an increasingly diverse American church, how should we use images of Jesus for teaching children? One artisan reflects on her own experience & methods.
Introduction Congratulations! As a participant in today's training, you have been selected by The Literacy Cooperative of Greater Cleveland to join the Adult Education Resource Evaluation Team (AERET). Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to find a lesson plan or resource to use from The Literacy Cooperative of Greater Cleveland's Contextualized Curricula.... Continue Reading →
Guest post by Marcia Mattern. Check out her blog "I wonder why." Enjoy the Liturgy of Light as a Family Please enjoy this page of directions. Make a model Paschal Candle! View more photos & instructions Each year in the first session after Easter, we make the Atrium a place extra special for the children.... Continue Reading →
As we prepare for 1st Communion, let's remember the forgiving love that the father has for us.
How can families prepare for First Communion at home? Part 2 of 5 in a sample Bible study for this special time.
Trying something new: supporting family Bible study at home. Jesus is as close to us as a vine and its branches!
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