Adult basic and secondary education and literacy teachers and instructors teach adults basic skills like reading, writing, and speaking English. They may also help students earn a high school diploma.
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- Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Instructors
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What do they typically do
- Assess students for possible learning disabilities
- Evaluate students' strengths and weaknesses
- Connect students to other community resources such as mental health services or job placement services
- Work with students individually and challenge them to overcome their difficulties
- Help students develop good study skills
- Emphasize skills that will help students find jobs, such as learning English words and common phrases used in the workplace
- Monitor students' progress toward their goals
- Plan and teach lessons to help students learning English or earning their high school diploma
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