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Coastal Region GREAT Center

CE Contact Information
LSC-CyFair
CFCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 281.290.3460
Fax: 832.482.1003
9191 Barker Cypress Road, Cypress, TX 77433
LSC-Kingwood
LSCKCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 281.312.1660
Fax: 281.312.1612
20000 Kingwood Drive, Kingwood, TX 77339
LSC-Montgomery
LSCMCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 936.273.7446
Fax: 936.273.7262
3200 College Park Drive Conroe, Texas 77384
LSC-North Harris
LSCNHCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 281.618.5602
Fax: 281.618.5633
2700 W.W. Thorne Drive Houston, Texas 77073
LSC-Tomball
LSCTBCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 281.357.3676
Fax: 281.357.3726
30555 Tomball Parkway, Tomball, TX 77375
LSC-University Park
LSCUPCE@LoneStar.edu
Phone: 281.290.2601
Fax: 281.290.3691
20515 State Highway 249, Houston, TX 77070
 

Providing Adult Education and Family Literacy Professional Development and Teacher Training

In the News

  • Texas Adult Education Credential 
     - (see additional article)
  • Community Gardens
  • The Literacy Tribune
  • OVAE

    Texas Center for the Advancement of Literacy and Learning
  • Project Based Learning
  • The 2014 GED
     - (see additional article

    Texas LEARNS
  • Contextualized Learning
  • Jobs For the Future (JFF)
  • Integrating Career Awareness into the ABE/ESL Classroom (ICA)
  • The Texas TEAL (Texas Excellence in Adult Literacy) Writing Institute
  • STAR (STudent Achievement in Reading) Initiative in Evidence Based Reading Instruction

    Texas Education Agency
  • The move from TEASE (TEA Secure Environment)  to TEAL (TEA Login)
    - (see additional article)
  • New Teacher Training

    "The rationale for extensive new teacher training is clear: first, most new adult education teachers were not trained in the field of education or if they were, most of their experience came from the K-12 system; second, historically high levels of teacher turnover in adult education are due in part to the sense of isolation that many new teachers experience in their programs; and third, change in the classroom is more likely to result from relevant and intensive workshops that provide teachers opportunities to try out new strategies and share them with their peers (Smith, Hofer, 2004). The New Teacher Academy seeks to address these issues by providing a dynamic overview of adult learning theory and a chance to implement new research-based strategies in the classroom and offer new teachers the moral and professional support that they need to succeed." Eduardo Honold, Harris County Department of Education

    Andragogy: The Art of Teaching
    Adults
     3 Hours
    Goal Setting:  Developing a Culture
    for Transitions
     6 Hours
    Lesson Planning: How to Plan
    an Effective Lesson
     3 Hours
    Multi-level Classroom:  Best Practices
    for Teaching Adult Learners
     6 Hours
    TEAMS : An Introduction for
    Teachers and Administrators
     3 Hours
    Technology: Social Media and the Internet
    as a Medium for Learning
     3 Hours

     In addition to the original 24-hour professional development series, Coastal GREAT, along with our co-op PD Coordinators, is working on a second series to further enrich adult education and family literacy classrooms in our area. Click here for more information about trainings and to view our upcoming schedule.

    Location

    The Project GREAT Coastal Region Center of Excellence is housed on the Lone Star College-University Park campus located in the heart of the greater Houston corridor making it easily accessible to students, conference attendees and the local community:

    • 20 miles from Houston's central business district
    • 21 miles from Bush Intercontinental Airport
    • 4 miles north of the Sam Houston Parkway
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