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MAACCE 2019 Presentation - Skip the Phone, Jack!

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Skip the Phone, Jack!
(And Don’t You Call Back No More)
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Pamela D. Williams, Ed. M.
Adult Education Instructor
Ritenour School District
A Little About Me - Pamela D. Williams, Ed.M.
My Important Places: New Hampshire, Tennessee, Illinois, and Missouri
My Communication Preferences: Emails and Texts; Not a fan of Phone Calls
Teaching: Starting my 3rd year of teaching adult education in Missouri and Illinois
A Little About My Student Population
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Out-of-School/Disconnected Youth, aged 16 to 24
Lives in a Small Town in North St. Louis County
My Students’ Barriers and Challenges to Earning their HSE Include:
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Transportation
Work
Racism
Poverty
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Physical and Behavioral Health
Substance Abuse
Legal Problems (probation/ parole)
Early Parenthood and Family Obligations
Now, A Little About You
1. Your Name
2. Your Important Places
3. Your Communication Preferences (Phone, Texts, Email, Social Media, Chat,
etc.)
4. Your Length of Time Teaching/Working in Adult Education
5. Describe Your Student Population (You Might Include the Following):
Age range of students
Community Setting
Challenges and Barriers to Success
When I was Hired to Teach...
https://www.thoughtco.com/lesson-plans-for-adult-students-31633
https://www.adulteducationadvocates.com/
When I Started Teaching...
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The Priority: Maximize Class Attendance
Student Goal: HSE and College and Career Readiness
My Goal: Support Student Goals While Meeting State and Funding Requirements
Student Retention v. Student Persistence
Program-Centered Perspective: Student Retention
Student-Centered Perspective: Student Persistence
Source: NCSALL Home > Publications > Review of Adult Learning and Literacy > Volume 7 (2007) > Chapter Summaries > Persistence: Helping Adult Education
Students Reach Their Goals The National Center for the Study of Adult Learning and Literacy (NCSALL)
Comings, J., Parrella, A., & Soricone, L. (1999). Persistence among adult basic education students in pre-GED classes (NCSALL Rep. No. 12). Cambridge,
Student Persistence
“Persistence is a continuous learning process that lasts until
an adult student meets his or her educational goals[.]”
Source: John P. Comings (2007)
Retention and Persistence: How Do I...
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Follow-up on Unplanned Absences?
Complete Health and Wellness Checks?
Share URLs, Usernames and Passwords?
Communicate Class Updates and Cancellations?
Source: https://images.app.goo.gl/od4hq9Q5DUmDmUKL6
What Didn’t Work?
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One-Size Fits-All Communication Methods
Highly Individualized Efforts with Low ROI
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Why Didn’t It Work?
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Wasn’t Student-Specific
Too Time-Intensive for the Teacher
Source: https://darlabunting.com/tag/teacher-burnout/
What Did Work?
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An Efficient and Student-Specific Approach
Source:
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Why Did It Work?
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Based on Genuine Relationships (Led to Increased Responsiveness)
Record of Student Communication Preferences for Best ROI
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My Toolkit - The Google Suite
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GMail
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Student Contacts
Distribution Lists (Current, Former, and Graduated)
Canned Messages for Routine Messages (Complete Message, Retain Personalization
Functionality)
BCC Functionality
Google Voice
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Google Phone Number (Privacy and Versatility)
Texting
Calling
Feeds to GMail
GMail - Contacts
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Use the Contacts
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Export Your Contacts for Proper Formatting
Use the Labels to Assign Students to Groups (Such as Current Students/Graduated
Students/Former Students
Use Blind Carbon Copy for Privacy
GMail - Canned Responses
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Canned Responses
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Must Enable in GMail Settings
Click the Gear (Settings)→ Settings→ Advanced→ Enable the Canned Responses
(Templates)-->Save Changes
Type Messages and Use the Canned Messages Function in the More Options Icon (3 Vertical
Dots)
GMail - Canned Responses Detailed Image
Google - Voice
(314) 594-7478
Ms. Pam’s Number
Google - Voice
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Go to voice.google.com
Claim a Google Phone Number for Professional Use (Privacy and
Versatility)
■ Texting
■ Calling
Voicemail and Texts Feed to GMail
Google Voice - Inbox
Google Voice - Mobile App
What Questions Do You Have?
Slides will be posted to www.pameladwilliams.com.
Thank You!
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