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The Mayor’s Office, CUNY, and the LAC Award Grants to ESL Teachers
Forty-six NYC teachers will create exciting new ways of using We Are New York to help adults learn English. Projects will incorporate the We Are New York television show to develop lesson plans for use in existing ESL programs, as well as offer support and learning opportunities to more people.
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Community Leaders across the City Host Viewing Parties of We Are New York
Community leaders in Washington Heights, Jackson Heights, and Brighton Beach hosted celebrations for We Are New York, a new show created by the Mayor’s Office of Adult Education and the City University of New York. Guests viewed clips from episodes filmed in their neighborhoods and shared ways to use this exciting new TV show to help adults learn English.
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The Mayor’s Office of Adult Education Helps Students Improve Health Literacy Skills
The NYC Health Literacy Campaign’s nutrition lesson plans help students learn to decode nutrition labels, compare healthy and unhealthy options, and make informed choices in the corner grocery store – while raising awareness of the nutritional content of common beverages.
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Mayor Bloomberg and Deputy Mayor Walcott Urge New Yorkers to Watch We Are New York on Channel 25
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Deputy Mayor for Education and Community Development Dennis M. Walcott today encouraged immigrant New Yorkers to watch the premiere of 'We Are New York,' a new weekly TV show that helps them to learn English through realistic stories of life in New York City, while also providing information on City resources and services available to them.
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