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Resources/Rhode Island was established in 1997 to:
Supported
by the RI
Department of Education and the Swearer Center for Public Service, as
part of an ongoing
process of facilitating
access to professional development, LR/RI worked with
practitioners and
learners to identify areas of
expertise, and to
support practitioners' ongoing learning.
LR/RI's work has included facilitating/publicizing teacher sharing sessions, development of inquiry projects, exploration of issues and activities which include adult learners in meaningful ways, information dissemination through the bulletin and the ongoing development and maintenance of this web site. Progress reports provde an overview of LR/RI's ten years' work. In the
spring of 2007, the Rhode Island
Adult Education Professional Development Center (RI AEPDC, an affiliate of the David
E. Sweet Center for Public Policy at Rhode Island College) began
its
work.
Based on a model
developed with field input, this new center
continues much of
LR/RI's work, while broadening its scope and capacity. The AEPDC's website, http://www.ric.edu/aepdc, was
launched on February
15,
2008.
On September 1, 2011, the Center moved to its new home in Warwick, RI. Its new website: http://riaepdc.org/ PDC staff can be reached here. The Center's Advisory Council is listed here . This site will remain intact as a resource for adult educators and learners, and is updated regularly. Rhode Island Adult Education Conference, April 17, 2013 program information. handouts to be posted soon here Rhode Island Adult Education Conference, May 24, 2012. Handouts, links to resources available here Advocacy
and legislative activity fall within the broaders work of
addressing
systemic and specific issues pertinent to the field of
adult
education.
Both the advocacy
and EL/Civics
pages contain resources related to equity (health, access
to
education,
etc). STANDARDS
- a page
addressing issues of standards development, assessment and outcome
measures
in the state. The
page also includes
links to Rhode Island's content
standards for adult education.
Adult
Learners' Bill of Rights - 1999 Rhode
Island
legislation.
RI
Practitioner Credential, now the RI Adult Education Practitioner Standards for Instructors. what do you
think? history of the project here; updates and an opportunity to share your
feedback here.
This site was designed by Zachary Franklin and Janet Isserlis, maintained by Janet Isserlis, and hosted by the Swearer Center for Public Service at Brown University. last
updated May 13, 2013 |