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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. CLOSING CAAL: A Message from CAAL’s President. September 8, 2014. Dear Friends and Colleagues,. I want to extend my warmest thanks to so many individuals and organizations for making our work possible. First and foremost, to the incredibly dedicated CAAL core staff! You have labored long and hard, sometimes without adequate compensation, and with abiding loyalty. Your collective knowledge, intellectual rigor, and fundamental decency and caring. Individu...

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. CLOSING CAAL: A Message from CAAL’s President. September 8, 2014. Dear Friends and Colleagues,. I want to extend my warmest thanks to so many individuals and organizations for making our work possible. First and foremost, to the incredibly dedicated CAAL core staff! You have labored long and hard, sometimes without adequate compensation, and with abiding loyalty. Your collective knowledge, intellectual rigor, and fundamental decency and caring. Individu...

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ROI Revisited | The Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (CAAL)

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. November 13, 2012. Gene Sofer, CAAL Legislative Advisor (Susquehanna Group). Gail Spangenberg, CAAL President. As CAAL’s blog posting of October 2. More broadly, we should be aware that the impending fiscal cliff and sequestering across the board cuts of about 8 percent in most domestic discretionary programs would have major implications for the adult education and workforce development system. There’s no time to waste. And tagged Adult Education ROI.

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Whatever Happened to Workplace Literacy? | The Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (CAAL)

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Whatever Happened to Workplace Literacy? March 13, 2014. Research and Policy Associate. Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy. Why has Workplace Literacy not persisted as a priority in most states? Discussions with the states about this suggest many reasons: For one thing, workplace education has had limited support at the national level, having been replaced as a workforce investment priority by pre-employment efforts such as college and career rea...

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PAST GAINS, FUTURE GOALS (Part II) | The Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (CAAL)

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. PAST GAINS, FUTURE GOALS (Part II). August 19, 2014. Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy. Do is provide funding at a level even close to what will be needed to carry out its intent. A number of postings in this Blog address that point. The contributors were given free reign to write whatever they wanted–with a focus on policy, research, distance learning, ESL, funding, family literacy, the state and federal role, or some other area of high r...

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Thinking Out Loud | The Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (CAAL)

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. October 2, 2012. 1 Transforming Agents: Research to Practice. In a recent listserv posting, an adult education practitioner expressed concern that we have much more adult education research than service providers have the capacity to use. I’ve had this same concern all the way back to my years as a junior professional at the Ford Foundation. I’ve worried about it more recently as CAAL and others continue to turn out volumes of new research. Maybe it is ...

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PAST GAINS, FUTURE GOALS (Part I) | The Council for Advancement of Adult Literacy (CAAL)

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. PAST GAINS, FUTURE GOALS (Part I). June 16, 2014. Former U.S. Secretary of Labor,. Member, National Commission on Adult Literacy. There is no shortage of specific national or international examples of how to create quality adult education and skills development systems. What is missing is a greater public appreciation of the urgent need for such investments and for the political will to make them. It would be hard to imagine anything more import...Two o...

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