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Far Away but Close to Home
(2001) A series of readers for adult literacy tutors and learners. It
is a collection of the experiences of veterans, war brides and civilians who
lived through the Second World War, and the years that followed. Materials
interesting and relevant for adults for Level 1 and 2 learners. So Many Changes : Women, Health
and Midlife (1999) Authors interviewed 135 women between the ages of 45 to 65;
their thoughts, ideas, feelings, and experiences are woven throughout the text.
The chapters on menopause, stress, depression, and relationships will appeal to
middle-aged and older female students, and provide a springboard for
discussion. Can be used for one-to-one or group instruction. Ningwakwe’s ABC Book :
Aboriginal Illustrations of the Alphabet (2002) Simply written, it creates a beautiful environment full of
Aboriginal teachings, people, customs, objects and animals, in which to learn
the alphabet. Introduces learners to the basics of the alphabet and helps
promote cultural awareness. Math For Everyday Living, Software NAS Software Inc. A progressive tutorial and practice program that teaches adults
real-life math and business skills. Targets levels low-intermediate to
advanced. Learners are constantly involved with thinking, responding, and
interacting with the program. The Writer’s Pen
(2001) Launched by Action ABC, a literacy program for individuals with
life challenges, in collaboration with several Health Centres in Montreal.
Contains poetry and prose which reflect the hopes and dreams of many of Action
ABC’s students, all of whom are working toward self-improvement through
enhancing their reading and writing skills using creative writing.
The Alphabet, Multimedia
Program (2001) Multimedia program for adult literacy learners that facilitates
the acquisition of a range of skills and knowledge relating to the alphabet,
including sight/sound relationships, upper and lower case concordance, the
concept of alphabetical order, as well as matching, copying and spelling
skills.
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