Today many Adult learners ask, does adult education mean literacy alone?
The answer is adult education does not mean
literacy alone. It is more than literacy or remedial education to ‘fill gaps’.
country’s educational system.
- Physiologically independent
- Economically independent
- Socially responsible
- A spouse, a parent or an active
- citizen.
- Aged above 18years
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- Adults who are educated can do better on their jobs
- Educated adults can fit into new
- Jobs better than illiterates
- Adults who are educated can relate better with other people.
- Educated adults can communicate better.
- Educated adults can keep better financial accounts and records than illiterates.
Teaching
Teaching is certainly the most commonly known career path for students earning a degree in education, and it’s a great option if you like working with children or adults in a classroom setting.
What Do Teachers Do?
In addition to teaching students specific subject matter in the classroom, teachers strive to help students develop the lifelong learning tools they’ll need to succeed in the future. Math lessons can help students work on problem-solving skills, group projects can help students work on their communication skills, and history lessons can help students appreciate cultures other than their own.
But back to the classroom, here are some things a teacher typically does during the day:
- Prepare lessons that will engage and challenge students
- Create assignments that will connect lessons to a bigger concept
- Vary teaching style to keep students’ attention and meet their needs
- Participate in after-school clubs or tutoring
- Meet with parents to discuss a student’s progress
- Become involved in professional organizations
- Grade student assignments and offer feedback that will enhance their understanding of the subject matter
The Major responsibility of teachers are;
Teachers create lesson plans and tests in order to educate students on specific subjects depending on the age and skill of the students. Analyzing and reporting progress back to parents is also a responsibility teacher must complete, as well as creating and reinforcing rules for their classroom.
You can choose to specialize in Special education , early childhood education, or secondary education. You might also consider a dual degree in a subject such as history, science or math, and secondary education. If you want to become a teacher but don’t want to teach in a traditional classroom, you have options. You could teach online, in a residential facility, or as part of literacy or other education-related non-profit programs. If you’re looking to teach at the college and university level, you generally will need to earn at least a master’s degree.
Regardless of the teaching path you choose, you are sure to make a real and lasting difference in the lives of others!
Education Administration
School Counseling
School counselors help students socially, academically and emotionally, as well as guide them along their path to college or into the workforce.
Social workers work with teachers and school administrators to identify behavior issues in students that might lead to aggressive behavior, bullying or absences. They then work with the students and their families to address the root of the problem and develop strategies to improve students’ academic performance and social development.
School Social Work Job Options
A school social worker usually works in an office setting within a school and works with numerous ages of students.
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Teaching English as a Second Language
Adult learners earn a certification in Teaching English as a Second Language after they become a certified teacher. Having this certification is generally required to teach English to non-native speakers in public schools.
Teaching English as a Second Language Responsibilities
The primary responsibility for teaching English as a second language is what the name implies; teaching English as a second language to students who do not speak English fluently. In addition to teaching the language, EL teachers help students better understand the culture of their new environment.
Teaching English as a Second Language Job Options
English as a second language teachers have the options to work in a traditional school setting, during evening hours to accommodate older students and an online option to connect with students in different locations.
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