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         Adult Education Programs:     more books (100)
  1. Handbook for coordinators of management and other adult education programs, by Kenneth E Rindt, 1968
  2. Strategies of Leadership- In Conducting Adult Education Programs by A.A. Liveright, 1959
  3. What Really Matters in Adult Education Program Planning : Lessons in Negotiating Power and Interests (New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education)
  4. The Writings of St. Paul: Participants Manual: DeSales Catholic Adult Education Program by Various Authors, 1900
  5. Adult ed: 150 years of creative solutions: your district's adult education program may be able to provide creative solutions to many of your K-12 concerns, ... group students): An article from: Leadership by Glen Sparks, 2006-11-01
  6. Welcome: An Adult Education Program Based on Rcia by Gary Timmons, 1982-04
  7. Developing an Adult Education Program Through Community Linkages by H. Beder, Fran Smith, 1977-06
  8. Earth and space science (Holt adult education program) by Richard M Harbeck, 1965
  9. In praise of learning. (adult education program at Cumberland Hardwoods) (The Competitive Edge): An article from: Wood & Wood Products
  10. Adult education programs: funding flags while demand--and the community college role--grows.(Cover story): An article from: Community College Week by Ed Finkel, 2005-08-29
  11. Repairing Our World from the Inside Out: A Three-Session Adult Education Program on Jewish Ethics by Michelle Shapiro Abraham, 2002-12-01
  12. Get your money's worth (Holt adult education program.First series) by Aurelia Toyer, 1965
  13. English as a Second Language: Model Standards for Adult Education Programs
  14. Modern politics: A series of lectures on the subject given at the Trinidad Public Library, in its adult education program by C. L. R James, 1973

161. MAEP
lifelong learning. The Metropolitan adult education Program is convenient,flexible, accessible, affordable, useful. MAEP provides
http://www.metroed.net/maep.html
About MetroED Contact Us Employment FAQ ... Maps What could you be? MAEP
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Class Schedule ...
MetroED Goals
The mission of the MAEP is to provide a caring environment that enables students to achieve their fullest potential while developing, in a diverse society, both a strong sense of community and a love of lifelong learning. The Metropolitan Adult Education Program is convenient, flexible, accessible, affordable, useful. MAEP provides learning opportunities in over 50 locations throughout San Jose and Campbell which serve a combined total of 43,000 adults around the clock in subjects including:
  • English as a Second Language Citizenship Preparation (offered in English and 5 other languages) Adult Basic Education-literacy skills in reading, writing, and math GED preparation High School Diploma program for adult students Short-term vocational certificate programs helping people gain skills to enter, or re-enter, the workforce Educational Programs for older adults Childbirth and Parenting Education Community Interest Programs for personal growth and job skills enhancement
The Metropolitan Adult Education Program:
  • Sponsors: 300 day classes, 500 night classes in 60 locations

162. Adult Education At Penn State
Penn State University College of education adult education Program 314 Keller BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802 Phone (814) 8633781 For More Information
http://www.ed.psu.edu/adulted/

163. RIDE - Adult Education
adult education and GED. IMPORTANT BULLETIN ABOUT YOUR GED TESTS (in AdobePDF Format). The three purposes of the adult Basic education Program are
http://www.ridoe.net/adulted_ged/Default.htm
Adult Education and GED IMPORTANT BULLETIN ABOUT YOUR GED TESTS
(in Adobe PDF Format) The three purposes of the Adult Basic Education Program are:
  • to help people become literate and obtain the knowledge and skills necessary for employment and self-sufficiency; help adults who are parents obtain the educational skills necessary to become full partners in the education development of their children; and assist adults in the completion of a secondary school education or qualify for the high school equivalency (GED) credential.
  • A variety of programs are available to provide services for these purposes below the college level, to adults who:
  • have attained 16 years of age; are not enrolled or required to be enrolled in high school under State law; lack sufficient mastery of basic educational skills which allows them to reach their full potential; do not have a high school diploma or its recognized equivalent (GED); are unable to speak, read or write the English language.
  • The High School Equivalency Diploma Program, also know as the GED (General Education Development) program has the objective of awarding a Senior High School Equivalency Diploma to persons who successfully complete a series of five tests. In 1999 over 5,253 Rhode Islanders took some or all of the GED tests. The Rhode Island Department of Elementary and Secondary Education awarded 2,623 high school equivalency diplomas to successful test completers.

    164. Literacy Volunteers Of America, Inc.
    40 million Americans are functionally illiterate. LVA, a part of Proliteracy Worldwide, is a national network of certified, locallybased education programs committed to increasing literacy for adults and their families.
    http://www.literacyvolunteers.org/home/index.htm
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    165. Adult And Continuing Education Program At FSU
    Welcome to the adult education and Human Resource Development programweb site! For those who are interested in studying at Florida
    http://www.fsu.edu/~adult-ed/
    @import "../styles/page.css"; @import "../styles/menu.css"; The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies College of Education
    PROGRAM RESOURCES
    Vision and Mission

    Adult Education Program

    Faculty Members

    Field Projects
    ...
    Active Students
    ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
    M.S.

    M.S. (HRD)

    Certificate (HRD)

    Course offerings
    ... Courses Offered in Sm. 04 THE DEPARTMENT WEB Program of Study Form Admission Procedures ACADEMIC RESOURCES Comp. Help Conferences Adult Ed.Prg.at other Univ. Other useful links Welcome to the Adult Education and Human Resource Development program web site! For those who are interested in studying at Florida State University, this site will provide useful information on the program. It should also be a valuable resource and rendez-vous for students already in the program, as well as for our many alumni and friends. If you have questions about the program not answered here, please contact: Dr. Peter B. Easton , Program Coordinator E-mail address: easton@coe.fsu.edu 114 Stone Bldg. - Tallahassee, FL 32306-4451 - Telephone: (850) 644 8165 Fax: (850) 644 6401 - E-mail: adult-ed@garnet.acns.fsu.edu

    166. Disabilities Studies And Services Center (DSSC)
    Designs programs that meet the unique information, technical assistance, training, and research needs of professionals and programs who serve to improve the lives of infants, toddlers, children, youth, and adults with disabilities, and their families. DSSC administers the National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities (NICHCY), the Federal Resource Center for Special education (FRC), the National Transition Alliance (NTA), the Technical Assistance Center for Professional Development Partnerships, and Project Anchor.
    http://www.dssc.org/
    AED's Home Page NICHCY FRC NCWD ... FCTD
    Disabilities Studies and Services Center
    The Disabilities Studies and Services Center (DSSC) is a department of the Academy for Educational Development (AED). The Academy for Educational Development (AED) is an independent, nonprofit service organization committed to addressing human development needs in the United States and throughout the world. Click on AED's logo for more information about our many domestic and international projects. DSSC Projects
    (click on logos for more information) The National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities (NICHCY) is a national information and referral center that provides information on disabilities and disability-related issues. NICHCY's audience is families, educators, and other professionals. NICHCY's special focus is children and youth (birth to age 22). The Federal Resource Center (FRC) is part of the Regional Resource and Federal Centers Network: the RRFC Network, a national network of technical assistance projects. The RRFC Network is composed of six Regional Resource Centers (RRCs) that work with states, and the Federal Resource Center for Special Education that coordinates the RRCs and is a liaison between the Network and Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS). The ultimate beneficiaries of the RRFC's services are infants, toddlers, children, and youth with disabilities, and the families and professionals who are associated with them.

    167. The Cambridge Center For Adult Education
    Cover Art by Nancy Simonds. Courses Oage. Events Listing. RegisterNow. Get Directions. Contact Information. Get A Free Catalog. Faculty
    http://www.ccae.org/
    Palace Ruins:
    The colossal holiday sea baths of Hitler's Third Reich.
    Visiting artist Karsten Kunert will talk about it's significance and place in history. THAT TAKES OVARIES is an exciting, collection of real-life stories from women and girls about the gutsy, outrageous, courageous things they have done. Summer Term 2004 Check out what else is happening in Harvard Square!

    168. Strayer
    Offers accredited undergraduate and graduate degree programs, primarily to working adults pursuing a higher education on a parttime basis, in the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area. (Nasdaq STRA).
    http://www.strayereducation.com/
    Strayer Education, Inc. (Nasdaq: STRA) is an education services holding company which owns Strayer University and certain other assets. Strayer's mission is to make higher education achievable and convenient for working adults in today's economy.
    Intellectual Property
    Overview Management Board of Directors ... Information Request

    169. Welcome To Apollo Group, Inc.
    Provides higher education programs for working adults offering graduate, undergraduate and certificate degree programs. (Nasdaq APOL)
    http://www.apollogrp.com/
    Corporate Information
    About Apollo Group

    History

    Officers and Directors

    Careers
    ...
    Vendor Opportunities

    Investor Relations
    Shareholder Information

    SEC Filings

    Annual Reports

    Email Alerts
    ... Site Map. © 2004, Apollo Group, Inc. NEXT EARNINGS RELEASE AND QUARTERLY CONFERENCE CALL June 24, 2004 SUBSIDIARIES University of Phoenix, Inc. University of Phoenix Online Institute for Professional Development Western International University, Inc. ... College for Financial Planning ANNUAL REPORTS 2003 Annual Report Archived STOCK QUOTES delayed 15 min. for Nasdaq APOL $94.36 UOPX $89.63

    170. National Reporting System For Adult Education
    NRS Online Training System. This site provides adult education teachers, administratorsand others interested in the adult education program reference material
    http://www.nrsweb.org/
    Access the NRS Online Training System This site provides adult education teachers, administrators and others interested in the adult education program reference material and training related to the guidelines of the National Reporting System. NRS Follow-up Survey Guidelines Revised in March 2001(pdf) NRS Implementation Guidelines Revised in March 2001 NRS Data Quality Guide and Training NRS Data Use Guide
    • NRS Data Monitoring for Program Improvement
      Regional Workshops for State Staff More Information
      April 14-16, 2004 Chicago, IL
      April 28-30, 2004 Tampa, FL
      May 12-14, 2004 San Francisco, CA
    • NRS State Grants for Program Improvement
      A new way to get technical assistance.
      Details soon.
    • Developing an NRS Data System More Information
      A seminar on designing an MIS for NRS data June 17-18, 2004
    For NRS updates, subscribe to our email list. Enter your email address: For questions or comments, email: webmaster@air.org

    171. Foundation For Jewish Studies
    Offers Jewish education courses for adults at locations around the Washington area. programs and events, calendar and information on registration, lectures, scholarin-residence, retreats and travel.
    http://www.foundationjewishstudies.org/
    Programs at a Glance
    Open Academy

    Scholar-in-Residence

    Jewish Heritage Lectures
    ...
    Calendar

    We welcome you to an exciting program for 2003-2004! By Popular Demand:
    Summertime Study!
    Check out these programs and register today! Northern Virginia Lunch n Learn Three Tuesdays in June:
    The Influence of Ancient Religions on Biblical Israel and Later, with Paul Forbes Three Tuesdays in July:
    The Hidden Spirituality of Jewish Prayer: The Shma, with Rabbi Gilah Langner Two Tuesdays in August:
    The Amidah, with Rabbi Bruce Aft Open Academy in Chevy Chase, MD: 5 sessions on Wednesday mornings in June and July In the Wilderness: The Israelite Experience in the Rabbinic Imagination, with Norman Shore Cracking the Talmud Code, with Rabbi Gilah Langner

    172. Group 12 Headquarters Illinois Wing
    Contains information and current activities, including search and research operations, aerospace education, composite wing programs (adults and youth), and photo gallery.
    http://ilwg.cap.gov/group12/

    173. Welcome To Adult Education
    The adult education program has grown to include day, evening, andSaturday classes which meet the needs of the total community.
    http://www.scusd.edu/adult_education/
    Adult, Career and Technical Preparation Schools Admission Requirements Registration Fee-Based classes ... Vocational Training Welcome to Adult, Career and Technical Preparation! The Adult, Career and Technical Preparation Division provides lifelong educational opportunities and services to address the unique needs of individuals and communities by providing adult students with the knowledge and skills necessary to participate effectively as citizens, workers, parents and family members. Educational services are provided in the following program areas: Adult Education has been a part of the Sacramento City Unified School District’s public education program since 1872, providing 131 years of service to the Sacramento community. The adult education program has grown to include day, evening, and Saturday classes which meet the needs of the total community. Classes are held in a variety of school and non-school locations throughout the community. Joan Polster
    Assistant Superintendent
    Adult, Career and Technical Preparation Division

    174. KBOR - Adult Education
    Highland, Highland Community College adult education Program DirectorJulie Dorrell 606 West Main Highland, KS 66035 785-442-6055.
    http://www.kansasregents.org/adult_ed/centers.html

    KBOR
    Adult, Career, and Tech Ed KANSAS ADULT EDUCATION CENTERS
    (For more information or locations click on the program nearest you.) Arkansas City Cowley County Community College - Adult Education
    Director: Chris Vollweider
    125 South Second
    Arkansas City, KS 67005
    Chanute Neosho County Community College - Adult Education Center
    Director: Randy Kettler
    800 W. 14th
    Chanute, KS 66720
    620-431-2820 ext. 279 Coffeyville Coffeyville Community College - Adult Education Center Director: Bonita Keith 400 W. 11th Coffeyville, KS 67337 Colby Colby Community College - Adult Education Director: D. Joe Mildrexler 1255 South Range Colby, KS 67701 785-462-3984 ext. 209 Concordia Cloud County Community College - Adult Education Director: Mary Baldwin 2221 Campus Dr. Concordia, KS 66901 785-243-1435 ext. 335

    175. Division Of Career Education
    Site Index programs and Services AZ.
    http://www.dese.state.mo.us/divvoced/
    Perkins 2005 Allocations Available The 2005 Perkins allocations are now available on the web. The allocations are shown on three separate spreadsheets (Secondary, Postsecondary and Tech Prep). The application and budget for these grants are set to open June 3, 2004 and close July 16, 2004. If you have questions regarding the allocations, please contact Andy S. Martin, Director of Finance at (573) 751-0449. New Technology Education Scope and Sequence Technology Education has released a new scope and sequence map that will provide a quick summary of program expectations for Technology Education programs across the state. The map is designed to serve as a companion to the new Missouri Technology Education Guide and the Program Standards and Evaluation Tool for program improvement and alignment. In addition, each document supports the Technology Education Grant Awards Program which can be utilized by schools to support program improvement efforts.

    176. UC Berkeley Extension Continuing Education
    Extension provides highquality continuing adult education courses.
    http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/
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    Berkeley Extension Wildlife Safari Ventures to the Heart of East Africa

    This September, UC Berkeley Extension is offering the intellectual adventure of a lifetime...
    Tech Specialists Gain Management Skills in New Program

    An intensive, immersive one-week course in managerial best practices...
    Summer Registration Opens April 5

    More than 500 courses Offered in Berkeley and Around the Bay Area...
    Free and Low-cost Events

    UC Berkeley Extension hosts free and low-cost public events...
    Free Summer Career Nights
    Career nights are a great way for prospective students to size up a program... Summer 2004 Course Highlights From Writing Mysteries to Financial Planning... Study in Oxford and Other International Destinations History lives on in the halls and quads of Oxford University... Search for Arts, Letters, and Sciences Department Chair One of the largest university-based continuing education programs... Narrow Your Search Catalog Certificate Programs Engineering Short Courses English Language Program International Diploma Program Professional Sequences Travel with Scholars Contact Us Text Only Sitemap Contact Webmaster ... UC Berkeley Campus UC Berkeley Extension provides high-quality continuing adult education courses. In addition to our classrooms which are conveniently located throughout the San Francisco Bay Area we now offer a full range of online courses. Our courses address the current needs of the general public, the professions, business and industry and are consistent with the academic standards of the University of California at Berkeley.

    177. Life Development Institute - Education And Programs For Adolescents And Young Ad
    LDI provides secondary and postsecondary education and programs for older adolescents and young adults with learning disabilities, attention deficit, hyperactivity and other disorders. Located in Arizona.
    http://www.life-development-inst.org/
    The Life Development Institute (LDI) has conducted community-based programs in a residential setting since 1982. It is a 501(c)(3), nonprofit private organization based in Glendale, Arizona, serving older adolescents and adults with Learning Disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorders, and other related conditions.
    LDI Provides secondary and postsecondary program services for older adolescents and young adults with learning Disabilities (LD), Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorders (AD / HD), or other related disorders. Welcome to the new edition of the Life Development Institute's website. The focus of this site is to introduce the nature and content of our services for young men and women who have learning disabilities and other related disorders. The program recently completed its relocation to the Arrowhead Ranch area of Glendale (Northwest Metropolitan Phoenix) in June of 2000. I could simply recount where the organization has been the last 18 years, but that would not do justice.
    Click on our Student Calendar to view the Fall and Spring Term schedules.

    178. ISL Home
    A nonprofit corporation that provides programs and experiences for the education and training of adults in spirituality and the art of spiritual direction.
    http://www.spiritleader.org
    Enter the sacred space within yourself where God dwells
    ISL offers opportunities and training in
    • Spiritual Growth
    • Spiritual Renewal
    • Spiritual Direction

    ISL’s programs, courses and workshops help adult men and women to:
    • Enter more deeply into their own spiritual process
    • Enhance professional skills for companioning and leading others.

    ISL’s adult learning model deeply respects the individuality and life experience each person brings to his or her program participation.
    Small group experiential learning and “hands-on” training enhance a curriculum that integrates models of personal transformation found in Christian mystical spirituality and theology and in depth psychology
    Ongoing Programs:
    Annual Program, September - May, 2004, Chicago, IL USA
    This nine-month program offers the richest and most intensive ISL experience within an international and ecumenical community. Attend full-time or part-time, Monday – Friday. Weekend Program, September 2004 - May 2006 Arlington Heights, IL USA The program meets one weekend per month, September – May. Year I focuses on personal spiritual growth; Year II offers “hands-on” training to enhance your skills for being with others. Soulstice Sabbatical

    179. Educational Opportunity Centers, Inc.
    education and career counseling for adults and adolescents funded by the PA Department of education; find out about programs and services. Offices in Scranton, WilkesBarre, Allentown, Bloomsburg, and Hazelton.
    http://www.eocinc.org
    EOC provides FREE services to encourage and assist adults and high school students interested in continuing their education. Check out the EOC Back to School Winter Newsletter and Calendar Also, EOC will provide in person one-on-one services to those within the service area.
    Our EOC Educational Planners:
    • Help you discover what career and/or school is best for you Give you information on GED classes and testing Assist you in applying to post secondary schools Assist you in completing financial aid forms AND MORE!
    Talent Search Educational Planners serve area junior and senior high schools. They offer various workshops with the goal of getting students to enroll in a post secondary school. Check to see if your school has a Talent Search/S.P.A.R.C. program. Call Toll Free: 1-800-24-Think Make Educational Opportunity Center Your Homepage!

    180. Adult Education ~ Center For Urban Horticulture ~ UW
    The Center for Urban Horticulture conducts a wide variety of adult educationprograms for beginner home gardeners to horticultural professionals.
    http://depts.washington.edu/urbhort/html/education/adulteducation.htm
    Adult E ducation Public Education Home Adult Programs Professional Programs School Groups Summer Day Camp Newsletters The Center for Urban Horticulture conducts a wide variety of adult education programs for beginner home gardeners to horticultural professionals. Programs include lectures, courses, demonstrations, studios and symposia, plus a variety of local, regional, national, and international tours. The Center also conducts youth and family programs, primarily through the Washington Park Arboretum. These include specialized on-site tours, school group programs, explorer packs, and special events. All of the above programs are accessible through the links to the left. Registration Form Spring 2004 Classes and Events Botanical Illustration - Watercolor 8-part series: Thursdays, April 22 and 29, May 6,13, 20 and 27, and June 3 and 10, 7 to 9 p.m.

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