[NIFL-FAMILY:1298] Infusing fl into adult ed

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I'm look for sources, ideas, etc. of how to infuse family literacy into 
GED classes and basic skills classes.  These classes meet 2 hrs/2 nights 
a week for approximately 12 weeks.  How do you get the students excited 
about it?  Does it work better in ESL?

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