Lisa Fithian and Scott from Common Ground were here in in Austin last night
to give a report on what's going on. My youngest sister just moved her
family to Texas so I don't have the same urgent need to be there. But I
hope to come back again in the spring.
Carl
On 12/29/05, Gordon Soderberg
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I don't think the Increase Use of Computers = Improved Literacy. Bridging
the digital divide is not equal to improving literacy. It just means that
more people are using the computer for their daily activities. One still has
to get an education.
Or am I wrong?
Sam Young
CIO
La Sierra University
Hello all,
...after the repeated postponements, is it a coincidence that the first look
at the NAAL data was released only after cuts in adult basic education and
literacy funding were approved?
No. There is no such thing as coincidence when it comes to the dissemination
of information on
I tend to be a lurker, and don't normally post on this forum, however a
few of the statements in this posting scream for a response.
I tend to agree with you on the response to the disaster. As a
non-profit that delivered to Katrina efforts I found the initial FEMA
response a far cry from
After ten such digital-divide-narrowing years, the ability of students to
read prose and documents has dropped slightly for all levels of education.
I am not an academic researcher nor a PhD, but I am a teacher. I know that
to teach writing effectively, students need to write and to teach
This discussion is going really off-topic; please take it off-list.
ac
Mark Warnick wrote:
I tend to be a lurker, and don't normally post on this forum, however
a few of the statements in this posting scream for a response.
I tend to agree with you on the response to the disaster. As a
