[NIFL-FAMILY:1721] homevisits

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I am in a new program aimed specifically at parents without their GED.  I 
am seeking ideas to use homevisits more effectively.  In the parent home 
I find these gracious people are prone to agree with me in their need to 
get their GED.  I have received many promises but not as many 
participants appear.  What can I do to effect more than just a promise of 
attending a GED program?
Marcia Swain
Family Literacy Coordinator
Central Elementary School

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