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Adult Education and Postsecondary Success

This Policy Brief takes a first look at a newly identified national population of GED holders, who are compared with their counterparts who received a high school diploma as well as with their counterparts who have no high school credential.

File size	351 K
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Date	Fri 07/18/2008 @ 04:40
Author	National Commission of Adult Literacy - Stephen Reder
EMail	feedback@academyone.com

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Overcoming Crisis in the U.S. Workforce

Education drives the economy. Almost a decade into the 21st Century, America faces a choice: We can invest in the basic education and skills of our workforce and remain competitive in today’s global economy, or we can continue to overlook glaring evidence of a national crisis and move further down the path to decline.