U.S. Study Finds One in Twenty Adults Illiterate in English
A federal study shows about 11 million adults in the United States cannot read English well enough for everyday tasks. From 1992 to 2003 progress stalled in literacy, while math skills improved only to the level of simple daily activities.
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Washington
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Portrait of adult literacy in America
The 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy shows about 30 million adults with below basic prose skills and 7 million not literate in English. It notes gains for Black adults, declines for Hispanics, and broad disparities in access to education and reading support across the U.S. education system.
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Department of Education
Russ Whitehurst
Institute of Education Sciences
Education Department
U.S
Jose Velazquez
Hispanic Family Learning Institute
National Center For Fami
Dale Lipschultz
The
National Coalition For Literacy
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