Do they get frustrated filling out forms?
Do they have trouble reading school newsletters?
Do they avoid reading out loud?
Do they avoid job advancements that involve training?
This may mean they have difficulty reading. We can help! Free Adult Literacy Tutoring Kim Sheehan (780) 836-2664
Learners and Tutors :
http://www.learningandviolence.net/helpself.htm
Interactive website for learners and tutors working at a level 2
On line reading game for younger learners
This website from BC allows students to read reading level appropriate newspaper articles, how to articles on subjects as diverse as making a planter box or the US military retreat from Iraq. Then teachers and tutors can discuss or complete the exercises provided.
http://alis.alberta.ca/pdf/cshop/ERemploylaws.pdf
Have a student with employment issues. Try this as a website for information.
1 877 944 9955
780-644-2584
Foreign Language videos on immigration and easy reading links on immigration
http://www.employment.alberta.ca/Immigration/6599.html
http://www.albertacanada.com/help
This is a commercial sites but has free games and worksheets to go with the books
http://www.download-esl.com/worksheets.html
http://www.norquest.ca/pdf/edresources/RRI_MLLP_CLB_2_4.pdf
This is an excellent website which speaks to learning and helping individuals with learning challenges to problem solve. Not necessarily for victims of violence.
Click the above link to read an example of a personal story book learners can create when they attend.
http://www.learningandviolence.net/StudentKit/reception_desk.html