This is a posted clarification on behalf of Cesar Watts.

Thank you for your reply but let me clarify my request, as I'm actually 
looking for different information. The learner that I referenced in my 
previous request is actually looking for resources that she can use to 
educate herself, and in turn, educate her children on her own. She is not 
interested in participating in or attending any formal programs. Do you 
have any advice about information that I can share with her (for example, 
internet sites with literacy lesson plans for adults/children, reference 
books, etc.)?

Cesar Watts
Read Out Loud Hotline Coordinator


Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 10:59 AM

Subject: non-reader who wants info on adult ed

Dear Friends:
Do you have any advice for me to share with an adult non-reader(native 
english speaker) who is interested in obtaining information about basic 
reading and writing? A woman called me the other day and she is interested 
in educating herself and supporting her children's emerging literacy 
skills. I can help her out in relation to children's literacy, but wasn't 
sure where to send her for adult education information, as she has very low 
literacy skills.

Cesar Watts
Read Out Loud Hotline Coordinator
DC LEARNs
www.readoutloud.org
www.dclearns.org
1-866-732-3688


Aaron Kohring
Coordinator, LINCS Literacy & Learning Disabilities Special Collection 
(http://ldlink.coe.utk.edu/)
Moderator, National Institute for Literacy's Content Standards Discussion 
List (http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/Contentstandards)
Coordinator, Equipped for the Future Websites (http://eff.cls.utk.edu/)

Center for Literacy Studies, University of Tennessee
EFF Center for Training and Technical Assistance
Phone:(865) 974-4109 main
           (865) 974-4258 direct
Fax:   (865) 974-3857
e-mail: akohring at utk.edu