
Adult Basic Education (ABE)
ABE classes provide students with instruction in basic literacy skills: reading, language, writing, and math. Emphasis is on vocabulary development, comprehension improvement, dictionary skills, critical thinking, writing, basic math computation, and math problem solving. The curriculum is designed to prepare the student for further education, enhance basic skills required for job placement or advancement, and empower students to achieve their goals. Each student m ay do individualized work at his/her own pace.
Adult Basic Education (ABE) includes the following topics:
Nonus, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
Complete Sentences and Fragments
Run-on Sentences
Compound Subjects and Predicates
Compound Sentence Parts
Adding Modifiers
Sentence Formation Review
Paragraph Development
Punctuation
Addition
Subtraction
Multiplication
Division
Algebra
Geometry and Measurement
Reading for Meaning in Social Studies
Analyzing Historical Events and Arguments in Social Studies
Using Numbers and Graphs in Social Studies
Reading for Meaning in Science
Designing and Interpreting Science Experiments
Using Numbers and Graphics in Science

A Computer, Laptop, or Notebook
Tablets and Smartphones are optional, but may not always be compatible with the format of all websites you will use for your studies.
Internet Access
Webcam -
Video camera on your computer.
Headset and Microphone -
For components of the online curriculum.
Word Processing, Spreadsheet, and Presentation Software -
Necessary for some school assignments. FACTC recommends Gmail (free) with Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
A Quiet Space -
To attend virtual classes and study.
Phone -
To contact (call or text) your teacher for classes or if you have technical problems.
Email -
contact your teacher for classes. FACTC recommends Gmail (free) with Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
Paper Notebooks -
Optional for those who work best writing notes on paper format.
Pencils, Pens, and Highlighters -
Optional for emphasizing content in notes and study material.
Ruler, Calculator, Stapler, Tape, and Paper Clips -
Optional for emphasizing content in notes and study material. The calculator model, TI-30XS, is recommended for those preparing for the GED test. Stapler, tape, and paper clips are optional for classwork and/or organization.
Binders -
Optional to organize your school material by subject(s).
Backpack or Carry Bag -
Optional for those who come in-person to class on some days of the week.
Course Resources
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