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211
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The Lincoln County School of Technology offers instruction in service-oriented jobs to better prepare non-collegiate people to advance in the job market.
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459
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The author profiles five adults who are just learning to read with proficiency; she includes interviews with literacy experts and a high school teacher.
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Independent Weekly
(NoCar Oversize AP 2 .I57 [volumes 13 - 23 on microfilm]), Vol. 10 Issue 15, Apr 1992,
p8-13
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613
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North Carolina employees are getting basic literacy and high school completion classes at the job site. The effort is aimed at increasing the reading, math, and communication skills of workers faced with changing technology on the job.
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13566
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Thomas Burton is helping fellow North Carolinians return to the classroom and further their education. Establishing a travelling college, Burton furnished teachers, equipment, books, and supplies, to more than 2,500 adults interested in furthering their education.
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30629
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Charlotte based SkillPop creates "pop-up learning communities" which provides adult enrichment classes for the DIY individuals who prefer to learn in person. Offering a wide variety of classes and classroom settings, SkillPop has expanded into Raleigh, with plan of future growth.
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