Hi all,
 
The following question was posed on the Poverty, Race, Women and  Literacy 
Discussion List:
 
I wonder if  adult learners who need accommodations, due to physical, 
sensory, cognitive, or  psychiatric reasons could "demand" these accommodations? Does 
anyone on this  list know the answer to this?

Do any of you work/learn in adult literacy  programs where accommodations are 
offered? If yes, we would love to hear about  it!
 
 
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Thanks,
 
Rochelle
 
 
 
Rochelle Kenyon
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