Graduation marks more than just the end of a school chapter, for First Literacy scholars; it represents triumph over adversity, a renewed sense of purpose, and the beginning of new opportunities. This year, we proudly celebrate six scholars who earned college degrees and certificates despite facing immense challenges.
For educators in the field of adult basic education (ABE), balancing the demands of teaching and personal life can make it challenging to stay informed, inspired and connected to the field. Podcasts offer a convenient way to hear from experts and can provide valuable insights during a commute, lunch break, or even while making dinner.
First Literacy is thrilled to announce that it has been awarded a $300,000 grant from The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust. The grant, distributed over three years, will enable First Literacy to make a significant impact on the lives of adult learners throughout Massachusetts.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept, it’s reshaping how we live, work, and learn. From job applications and healthcare portals to everyday communication and education, AI tools are becoming part of daily life.
On Thursday, April 3, nineteen teams battled it out at the State Street Channel Center, spelling words that stumped even the savviest spellers. The team from Morgan Stanley came out on top and was crowned the 20205 Spelling Bee Champion.
According to ProLiteracy and other organizations, 75% of those in prison lack a fourth grade reading level. This contrasts with the general population, where one in six Americans lack a fourth grade reading level. Clearly there is a connection between low literacy levels and those who are incarcerated.
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