DDN series:
Literacy in the Miami Valley |
Part 1, published May 3, 1998: Fewer people are truly illiterate, but many still lack the
reading and comprehension skills to achieve in a modern workplace. Part 2, published May 4, 1998: High schools face an uphill battle not only teaching students how to read, but also in convincing them that reading can be fun. Part 3, published May 5, 1998: For many people, overcoming literacy problems means overcoming the shame of admitting they can't read. Part 4, published May 6, 1998: An East Dayton woman tries to break the cycle of literacy problems that has plagued her family for generations. Part 5, published May 6, 1998: Dayton has the state's biggest GED test center, where high school dropouts can get a second chance.
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Series contributorsReporters: Tom Beyerlein, John Keilman, Lynn HulseyPhotographer: Jim Witmer Photo imager: Jim Fidler Photo editor: Jeff Adams Artists: John Hancock Editor: John Erickson Art director: MB Hopkins Layout and design: Fred Kraus
Copy editor: Dennis Polite |