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Hi Victoria,

Here's something that might be helpful. It's an online collection of adult
literacy resources compiled by The Centre for Literacy of Quebec at Dawson
College. The Centre for Literacy is well known and respected in Montreal. Its
director, Linda Shohet, has done a lot of research on adult literacy. There's
probably a link to her on the site if you'd like to contact her. She's very
helpful. You can borrow resources from The Centre across Canada. The link
is:  http://www.nald.ca/province/que/litcent/catalogue
Jean
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Jean S. Mason, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Professional Writing and Communication Program: Erindale College
Department of Curriculum, Teaching and Learning: OISE-UT
http://www.jeanmason.ca



"Littman, Victoria" wrote:

> Thanks to everyone for the really helpful responses.  The chorus probably
> will help, but the studies would be great also.  I'm off for the long
> week-end , but will start tracking down your resources next week.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> Victoria
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