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primarily for ABE/GED/ESOL teachers, but useful for anyone wanting to integrate technology
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Patty Ball
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education 
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Given the work that I do, I'm a sucker for skill lists. As our work worlds grow ever more complex and challenging, it seems that the skills ...
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Patty Ball's insight:
students enroll in Adult Education programs for many reasons. Ninety percent of adults cited career or job related reasons for participation in educational programs (Valentine, 1997). Adults enter educational programs to acquire skills needed to obtain a job, advance in their current job, or enter a new career field. The core academics of adult basic education programs include reading, mathematics, English, and computer skills. In addition, the skill set needed for career success by these adults is the same set of skills needed by high school and college graduates. These skills are the 21st Century Skills as outlined by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills.
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