DistanceLearningImplications

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Supporting ABE Learners Studying at a Distance: Lessons from Project IDEAL States
Jerome Johnston, Director
Project IDEAL Support Center
Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan

A consortium of 16 states is experimenting with the use of distance education to reach ABE learners. Each state collects data on its efforts. Data to date show what’s possible in terms of seat time and educational attainment of learners, and what’s required to support distance learners and their teachers.

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• Implications
  • Distance Learning: Implications for Practice
  • Distance Learning: Implications for Policy
  • Distance Learning: Implications for Further Research
  • Distance Learning: Questions for Researchers – to Inform Practitioners
  • Distance Learning: Questions for Practitioners – to Inform Research