[NLA] Where do reading problems go?
DocJN@aol.com
DocJN at aol.com
Mon Mar 4 08:31:43 EST 2002
Re- Tom Sticht's comments about "where do reading problems go..." I recall
something David Harmon said eons ago. To paraphrase, if we measured the
target population in terms of who felt they needed the program, we are
running in the high 90's!
One response to where do the reading "problems" go - they follow an adult
right into the public-funded literacy center door and all the way through a
testing process, and show up in numbers that the educators are left to
explain to adults who know a 5.6 when they see it, or a desired adult high
school admission that is strongly discouraged when those numbers fall below
9, or in repeated attempts to pass the GED which generally requires 10th or
11th grade reading levels. Food for thought?
Joye Norris
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