[NIFL-WOMENLIT:2886] Critical Reading

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Dear Friends,

Recently David Rosen said that he considered "critical reading" to be an essential part of adult literacy.  I am seeking some clarity on this concept from people in the field.  What is it, in your mind?  How do you do it in your classes?

Thanks.

Andrea

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