Thursday, February 28, 2019

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events :: March 2019

Southern California & Statewide Literacy & Library Events
March 2019

SCLLN
Literacy & Library Events & Conferences
- Local, California and National –
Southern California Library Literacy Network
for more information
Southern California & California



Mar. 01              Tech Distance Learning Symposium OTAN Hacienda La Puente AduEd
Mar. 01              ISME Comprehensive Orton-Gillingham Training San Francisco
Mar. 01              Read Across California
Mar. 01              Southern California Kindergarten Conference Pasadena
Mar. 02              Read Across America Day
Mar. 02              World Book Day
Mar. 02              CATESOL Regional Los Angeles East Los Angeles College
Mar. 02              Dyslexia Conference IDALA UCLA
Mar. 03              Teen Tech Week
Mar. 04              March Forth for Literacy
Mar. 04              National Grammar Day
Mar. 04              IMSE Comprehensive Orton-Gillingham Training Los Angeles
Mar. 08              El Civics Conferences CASAS Fresno Adult School
Mar. 09              Charlotte S Huck Children's Literature Festival U of Redlands
Mar. 11              CSUN Assistive Technology Conference Anaheim
Mar. 14              CUE Spring Conference Palm Springs
Mar. 16              Freedom of Information Day
Mar. 16              A Closer Look at Writer’s Workshop CSU Fullerton
Mar. 18              Reading Comprehension Strategies Cyberspace
Mar. 18              What is Dyslexia? An In Depth Look OnLine
Mar. 19              Read To Me Day
Mar. 20              World Storytelling Day
Mar. 20              CABE Conference Long Beach
Mar. 21              World Poetry Day
Mar. 25-29        Reading Gives You Superpowers Week Scholastic
Mar. 30              Money Smart Week



Monday, February 25, 2019

SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: March 2019


SCLLN Literacy Library Tutor Training Calendar :: March 2019

For Local, California and National
Literacy or Library Conferences and Events
Southern California Library Literacy Network
Calendar


Mar. 02      Adult Literacy Tutor Training Glendora Library 9:30a
Mar. 06      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Huntington Beach Library Oak View 6p
Mar. 07      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation South Bay Literacy Torrance Library 7p
Mar. 09      Literacy Scrabble-thon Escondido Library 8a
Mar. 10      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Diego Co Library Vista 12N
Mar. 11      Adult Literacy Tutor Orientation Ventura Co Library Simi Valley 5p
Mar. 12      Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ/San Diego Central Library 6p
Mar. 16      Adult Literacy Tutor Training READ/OC Library Foothill Ranch 9:30a
Mar. 16      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Chino 10a
Mar. 16      SCLLN Writer To Writer Awards Hilton Hotel, John Wayne Airport 10a
Mar. 16      Adult Literacy Tutor Training San Bernardino Co Library Apple Valley 11a
Mar. 18      Adult Literacy Volunteer Orientation Corona Library 7p
Mar. 28      Read OC Speaker Series Successful Job Search Tustin Library 12N

Altadena Library Complete a self-paced, online training module
Beverly Hills Library Adult Literacy last Friday month 10:00 - 12 N
LAPL Adult Literacy volunteers receive 7 hours of Online Instruction

Local Tutor Workshops :: Always Scrolling in the Right Frame

Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Newport Beach Library :: Literacy Happy Hour with Aimee Bender


Happy Hour with Aimee Bender
Literally Speaking: Nov/Dec 2018

Bestselling author Aimee Bender joined Newport/Mesa ProLiteracy on October 6th for Newport/Mesa ProLiteracy’s (NMPL) 3rd Annual Happy Hour. Over 100 guests mingled in the Bamboo Courtyard under the evening sky.

Aimee Bender was delightful while chatting with fans of her work. She signed copies of her best-sellers: The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake, The Color Master and The Girl in the Flammable Skirt. After lively conversations over wine and cheese, guests made their way into the Friends Room for the Author Talk.

Aimee began with her experience living in Newport Beach as she worked on her MFA in Creative Writing at the University of California, Irvine. She continued to speak about her influences, and made it clear that she is a proud proponent of the Fairy Tale.

As a young author, Aimee was reluctant to write her surrealist plots within an industry where realist stories thrived. She was worried her work would not be taken seriously. Upon receiving encouragement at UCI to treat Fairy Tales as significant works of literature, Aimee wrote with confidence. Her short stories and novels are filled with magical realism that intertwines the mundane, everyday acts of life with fantastical, whimsical elements.  READ MORE >>

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

We Learn :: Call For Writing & Artwork :: Women's Perspectives


2019 Theme: First Steps - The Journey Begins
Call for Writing and Artwork

Women's Perspectives showcases original writing and artwork by adult education students. The journal is published annually by WE LEARN.

"First Steps" is part of a larger writing theme: The Hero's Journey.

We invite you to write about "First Steps" for Women’s Perspectives #14. Then, throughout the year, WE LEARN will share new writing ideas. If you write for each of writing prompt, you'll have a full hero’s story by the end of the year!

First Steps: The Journey Begins

What is your life like?
What would you change?
Why is education important in your life?
What are your days like?
What frightens you and what can you do about it?
Why did you choose to come to school?
How will education help your life?
Do you feel brave?
Do you feel strong?
Do you believe you can succeed?

DEADLINE to send material is February 24, 2019

Send writing and artwork to: info@welearnwomen.org
All writing must be submitted in a Word document.
Artwork can be submitted as a JPEG or PDF file.
All submissions must be sent with a completed
Student Contributor Information form: http://bit.ly/StudentForm_WP.

Monday, February 4, 2019

Monrovia Library :: 2019 is the Year of the Writer


Monrovia Public Library’s Literacy Services in 2019

2019 is the Year of the Writer at Monrovia Library’s Literacy Services!

We’ll be hosting writing workshops, a new writing club, and storytelling programs for tutors and adult learners. We've seen many success stories throughout 2018, including: learners finally getting those jobs they wanted, passing the Citizenship Test, and graduating from our program. With this momentum, we know that 2019 will bring even more successes and positive life-changing experiences.

Thank you, everyone, for your continued support of the Monrovia Public Library Adult Literacy Center.

Culture and Conversation: Practice speaking English by discussing and reading the ‘News for You’ weekly newspaper in a friendly and relaxed setting. Build confidence in your work, school, family and social life.
Every Wednesday, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m., Library Heritage Room

Speak Easy: Join us for round-table talking and practice speaking English in a friendly and relaxed setting. New topics weekly, including: popular culture, work and jobs, health, and more. Build confidence in your work, school, family, and social life.
Every Thursday, 12 p.m. - 1:30 p.m., in the Library Heritage Room.

For more information, call 626-256-8273