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The Longitudinal Study of Adult Learning: Challenging Assumptions

Research Brief | Published in 2012
Authored by Stephen Reder

This research brief by Steve Reder will generate questions and discussion about factors that influence the impacts and results of adult basic education and seed new ways to think about the implications for workplace learning.

The Literacy and Essential Skills Needs of Quebec's Anglophone Adults (revised)

Project Documentation | Published in 2012
Authored by The Centre for Literacy

This report has been revised to correct errors and add appendices. A literature review and interviews were used to create a portrait of the LES needs of, and services for, Quebec’s minority-language community.

Measures of Success: Workplace Literacy and Essential Skills Initiatives Research Framework

Project Documentation | Published in 2011
Authored by Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC)

Developed by Social Research and Demonstration Corporation (SRDC), this framework provides the basis for the Measures of Success research project to evaluate the outcomes of literacy and essential skills (LES) training in the workplace.

Enews: October 2011

News from the Centre | Published in 2011

News about the Summer and Fall (IALS) Institutes, Writers in the Community, Family Literacy Day, and Raise-a-Reader.

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E-News: Sept 2011

News from the Centre | Published in 2011

The first E-News From The Centre, featuring stories on Summer and Fall Fall Institutes 2011, International Literacy Day, research scans, and research projects.

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Understanding literacy and family literacy needs of Anglophone adults in Quebec: Research Summaries

Project Documentation | Published in 2011

Succinct summaries of a selection of significant research studies that have been recently published on English-speaking communities in Quebec. The first publication from the the Understanding Literacy and Family Literacy Needs of Anglophone adults in Quebec project.

News From The Centre - June 2011

News from the Centre | Published in 2011

The latest news on what we've been up to here at The Centre.

Measures of Success Background Paper

Project Documentation | Published in 2010

This background paper provides historical background for the Measures of Success project.

Home Intervention Program for Parents of Pre-School Children (HIPPY): An efficacy study

Project Documentation | Published in 2010
Authored by Lynn Butler-Kisber; Joanne Kingsley; Sylvia Sklar

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