Showing posts with label READ/San Diego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label READ/San Diego. Show all posts

Thursday, May 10, 2018

San Diego Public Library :: READ / San Diego :: Tutor Conference :: June 9 2018


READ/San Diego’s 28th Annual
Tutor Conference
June 9, 2018
Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice
University of San Diego

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Maryanne Wolf
How the Reading Brain Changes
Our Understanding of Instruction, Dyslexia, and the Digital Culture

READ/San Diego hosts an annual tutor conference open to all volunteer tutors as well as professional adult teachers at the University of San Diego. This exciting event is full of workshops and lectures given by literacy experts at major leading institutions around the country. This year our keynote speaker is Dr. Maryann Wolf, author of Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain.


STRAND 1 8:30-9:45 a.m.
1Smartphones Meet Literacy: Engage your Learners with an App!
2 The Understanding that Grew from Tupac: Poetry as a Bridge to Reading
Comprehension - Double Session
3 So that’s why there is a in sign, in two and we spell every with three syllables! - Double Session
4 Ten Strategies That Support Comprehension - Double Session
5 Systematic Written Instruction from Language Building to Paragraphs
6 Helping Students with Workplace Communication

STRAND 2 10:00-11:15 a.m.
7 How an App Can Accelerate Math Progress ABE to HSE
8 The Understanding that Grew from Tupac: Poetry as a Bridge to Reading Comprehension - Double Session
9 So that’s why there is a in sign, in two and we spell every with three syllables! - Double Session
10 Ten Strategies That Support Comprehension - Double Session
11 23 Sounds First™
12 Helping Students with Workplace Communication - Repeat

STRAND 3 1:45-3:00 p.m.
13 Smartphones Meet Literacy: Engage your Learners with an App! - Repeat
14 Learner as Author: Visual Storytelling as Literacy Tutoring Tool - Double Session
15 Rime Magic: Fast Success for Struggling Readers
16 Ten Strategies That Support Comprehension - Double Session
17 Worth a Thousand Words: Using Graphic Novels in Adult Literacy Learning - Double Session
18 Teaching Civics and Citizenship to Immigrants - Double Session

STRAND 4 3:15-4:30 p.m.
19 How an App Can Accelerate Math Progress ABE to HSE - Repeat
20 Learner as Author: Visual Storytelling as Literacy Tutoring Tool - Double Session
21 Rime Magic: Fast Success for Struggling Readers - Repeat
22 Ten Strategies That Support Comprehension - Double Session
23 Worth a Thousand Words: Using Graphic Novels in Adult Literacy Learning - Double Session
24 Teaching Civics and Citizenship to Immigrants - Double Session

Tuesday, February 6, 2018

Literacy Library Jobs – California :: San Mateo Co :: Shasta Co :: Sonoma Co :: READ OC :: READ San Diego

Literacy Library Jobs – California

improve students' literacy skills to help them become part of a literate, confident, and creative community of life-long learners. We offer literacy enrichment, homework help, and mentoring in a safe after school environment


Facilitate the daily operations of one or more homework centers in the San Diego Public Library system by providing homework help to students and their families +

Literacy Program (OC READ) – FT


provides support for the Adult Literacy Services programs, and performs related duties as required



Thursday, January 25, 2018

Literacy Library Jobs – California :: READ OC :: READ SD :: Sonoma Co :: Oceanside

Literacy Library Jobs – California

Facilitate the daily operations of one or more homework centers in the San Diego Public Library system by providing homework help to students and their families +

Literacy Program (OC READ) – FT


provides support for the Adult Literacy Services programs, and performs related duties as required.

Request for Proposals - Adult Literacy Services
Request for Proposals (RFP), seeking a qualified consultant to review all aspects of the Library’s provision of literacy services for English-speaking adults, or Adult Literacy services.
The consultant will be expected to address the following areas and make recommendations:
> Community adult literacy needs and outcomes analysis
> Progress and status tracking for adult learners
> Resource management to meet objectives and service level needs
> Tools and materials
> Marketing and collaboration


Sunday, November 19, 2017

San Diego Public Library :: READ/San Diego :: 2017 Tutor Conference

READ/San Diego 2017 Tutor Conference
READ/San Diego: 6.27.2017






READ/San Diego - Adult and Family Literacy Services

READ/San Diego is a free literacy instruction service for adults 18 years and older. This award winning program has become a model for the country. It is staffed with literacy professionals, who work with community organizations and coordinate the efforts of volunteer reading tutors to teach adults to read and write, and improve literacy in San Diego.

At any given time, there are up to 150 people on a waiting list to take advantage of this free literacy program. Helping someone learn to read is giving them the gift of knowledge with the power to change their entire world! Your volunteerism can help change lives!  READ MORE >>

Sunday, July 30, 2017

Literacy Library Jobs – California :: READ San Diego :: Azusa

Literacy Library Jobs – California

facilitate the daily operations of one or more homework centers in the San Diego Public Library system by providing homework help to students and their families; conduct data collection and assessment to achieve measurable outcomes; coordinate the matching of learners with volunteer tutors

assists program coordinator in day-to-day activities related to recruitment, retention, and record keeping requirements of literacy tutors and students, and other program volunteers


Friday, July 21, 2017

San Diego Public Library :: Red Balloon Award Finalist :: Valerie Hardie

Red Balloon Awards
August 12

The Red Balloon Awards is an inspirational dinner and awards gala that honors literacy heroes in the community while raising funds for Traveling Stories.

Valerie Hardie, Director of READ/San Diego, the San Diego Public Library’s adult literacy program.

As the director of San Diego Public Library’s adult literacy program READ, Valerie Hardie has been instrumental in improving literacy in the city for the past 22 years. The program has over 400 volunteers and tutors and received the Advancement of Literacy Award from the American Library Association as well as being named top community partnership by the U.S. Department of Education. Undoubtedly, Valerie’s commitment to READ and increasing adult literacy has created a legacy to the city of San Diego.

What is a Literacy Hero?
> A literacy hero does one or more of the following:
> Helps make reading more visible in their community.
> Creates books & other reading material that captivate readers and inspire a love for reading.
> Reduces barriers that would prevent people from becoming confident readers.
> Supports existing literacy programs in sustainable, meaningful ways.
> Promotes reading on a large scale.

Providing books to kids who have none and inspiring a love for reading everywhere! Fueling kids' minds with stories. We're dedicated to outsmarting poverty one book at a time & growing a world of readers.  READ MORE @

Sunday, May 21, 2017

San Diego Public Library :: READ/San Diego :: Tutor Conference :: June 10

READ/San Diego’s 27th Annual
Tutor Conference
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace & Justice
University of San Diego

Join READ/San Diego, literacy tutors, teachers, and literacy professionals from across California for a day of informative and enjoyable hands-on workshops. Twenty-four workshops are scheduled in four strands, with a catered luncheon served between the strands featuring keynote speaker Dr. Stephen Krashen.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Dr. Stephen Krashen
Literacy Development: The Easy Way is the Only Way


Dr. Stephen D. Krashen, professor emeritus at the University of Southern California, is a linguistics expert specializing in the theories of language acquisition and development, a field in which he has authored nearly 500 publications.

Workshops
Smartphones Meet Literacy: Engage your Learners with an App
Strategies for Success: Supporting our English Learners’ 21st Century Readiness
Comparative Approaches to Teaching Phonics
Test-taking Tips: Top Ten Strategies for Student Success GED
The Refugee Experience and Vocational ESL
Poetry of Tupac Shakur as a Bridge to College Level English Composition
Building Fundamentals in Mathematical Reasoning
Picture Books Aren’t Just for Children
Knowing a Word v. Owning a Word: Best Practices for Deeper Vocabulary
Using Qualitative Data Collection Methods as a Means to Capture Tutor-Learner Progress

Register online: Friends of READ/San Diego
or fax form to (619) 533-3217
June 5 Early Registration: $35
After June 5, the registration fee is $45
Please make your personal check or money order payable to:
Friends of the READ/San Diego Literacy

READ/San Diego is a free literacy instruction service for adults 18 years and older. This award winning program has become a model for the country. It is staffed with literacy professionals, who work with community organizations and coordinate the efforts of volunteer reading tutors to teach adults to read and write, and improve literacy in San Diego.

Monday, January 2, 2017

San Diego Public Library :: READ San Diego Tutor Video

READ San Diego Tutor
READ San Diego: 12.22.2016



READ San Diego tutor Mike Watson talks about his experience in the adult
literacy program and what he has gained as a volunteer tutor.

Sunday, December 4, 2016

San Diego Public Library :: READ/San Diego :: Vote by December 9

is competing to receive $5K
Show your support
Friends of READ/San Diego Literacy
by December 9
Yelp Foundation Gives Local - San Diego, CA


The Friends of READ/San Diego Literacy Programs is a non-profit corporation, run by volunteers from your community, whose goal is to bring literacy to all. We're a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation dedicated to supporting, fostering and promoting adult literacy programs throughout the County of San Diego.

Thanks for visiting the #yfgiveslocal campaign page for San Diego, CA.

The Yelp Foundation is granting $5,000 to the organization with the most votes at the end of the campaign. The second and third place winners will be granted $3,000 and $2,000 respectively. Awards will be split in the event of a tie.
Each nominated non-profit supports the Yelp Foundation’s mission of addressing the needs of local communities, including access to information, education, local economic development, and freedom of expression.
Your votes will decide which organization wins. Cast your vote daily now through December 9th. Share the local love with your social network via #yfgiveslocal to encourage your friends to vote, too!

Thursday, September 15, 2016

San Diego Public Library :: READ/San Diego Annual Tutor Conference

READ/San Diego Annual Tutor Conference

On June 11, 2016, READ/San Diego hosted its 26th Annual Tutor Conference at the

The conference featured an impressive lineup of presenters for a day of informative, enjoyable, hands-on workshops. The conference workshops focused on strategies for teaching vocabulary, grammar, word recognition, online resources and technical tools for tutors, phonics, reading comprehension, math, ESL, and GED preparation.

A catered luncheon was served featuring keynote speaker Dr. Danny Brassell’s presentation "The Reading Makeover."

Saturday, September 10, 2016

International Literacy Day :: Corona | Newport Beach | READ SD | San Diego Public | UNESCO

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Superlatives from SCLLN

Teach the parent; reach the child.
Support adult literacy.
Corona Public Library can help!



Amazing event today celebrating incredible




Get inspired with highlights from our last Tutor Conference https://youtu.be/TNkSJSGr4Yo 




Show us your books!
Staff from the North Park branch library celebrate



A must-read on #LiteracyDay!
Helen Abadzi: the perils of childhood illiteracy

@UNESCO Sep 8


5 Principles of Good Adult #Literacy Work

@EPALE_EU Sep 8


6 ways you can help support
the right to literacy around the world

@mashable Sep 8


Literacy is a right and a foundation for life-long learning.
Ts make it happen!