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Distance
Learning with The Literacy Project
"Learning
on the Go" is a distance learning project funded by the MA Department of
Education. Our free distance
learning course provides ways for people (often with children, families, and
busy schedules) to improve their reading, writing, and math skills. They can also earn their GED, improve job
skills, and/or attend college. Learners use
video, workbooks, and the internet to practice activities relating to the
five parts of the GED exam (reading, writing, social studies, science, and
math). We also have options to explore occupations and to develop career
possibilities. There are many benefits to learners who participate. Although
"distance learning" often refers to the distance between the
teacher and the learners, we bridge that gap by having many ways to
communicate with the teacher. Phone,
e-mail, fax, and personal appointments are available daily with experienced
teachers. We also
offer distance learning to employees of several workplaces in Western
Massachusetts, where the employees can meet with the teacher at their place
of employment. There are many benefits to employers who participate in
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