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Adult Learner > Factor References > Social Supports

Cuban, S. (2003). “So lucky to be like that, someone care”: Two case studies of women learners and their persistence in Hasai'i literacy program. Adult Basic Education, 13(1), 19-43.

Building Literacy 4-6 > Strategy > Creating Visuals

Artistic expression allows learners to exhibit what they know and can do in alternative ways that lead to greater Motivation and retention of information.

Building Math 3-6 > Strategy > Goal Setting & Monitoring

When learners create math-focused goals, plan out steps to achieve them, and check their progress against these steps, they strengthen their self-efficacy and Math Mindset as they build their capacity to successfully tackle difficult challenges.

Building Math 7-10 > Strategy > Goal Setting & Monitoring

When learners create math-focused goals, plan out steps to achieve them, and check their progress against these steps, they strengthen their self-efficacy and Math Mindset as they build their capacity to successfully tackle difficult challenges.

Math 7-9 > Strategy References > Sentence Frames

Coleman, R., & Goldenberg, C. (2009). What does research say about effective practices for English learners? Introduction and part I: Oral language proficiency. Kappa Delta Pi Record, 46(1), 10-16.

Adult Learner > Factor References > Motivation

Lucey, K. (2018). The effect of motivation on student persistence in online higher education: A phenomenological study of how adult learners experience motivation in a web-based distance learning environment. [Unpublished doctoral dissertation]. Duquesne University

Portrait of a Learner PK-3 > Strategy > Student Choice

Providing individual choice, flexibility, and autonomy to students aligns with Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles, which promotes personalized learning by recognizing and addressing the diverse needs, preferences, and interests of individual learners.

Building Math PK-2 > Strategy > Physical Activity & Recess

Recess and physical education are ways for learners to exercise, which is essential for increasing oxygen flow to the brain and brain cell growth.