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Most American adults having hard time reading newspapers.

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Most American adults having hard time reading newspapers.

Postby Wareer » Sun Apr 13, 2008 4:49 pm

[quote]On average, adult literacy is virtually unchanged since 1992, with 30 million people struggling with basic reading tasks. While adults made some progress in quantitative literacy, such as the ability to calculate taxes, the study showed that from 1992 to 2003 adults made no improvement in their ability to read newspapers or books, or comprehend basic forms.

One bright spot is that blacks are making significant gains in reading and math and are reaching higher levels of education. For instance, the report showed that the average rate of prose literacy, or reading, among blacks rose six percentage points since 1992. Prose and document reading scores for whites remained the same.[/qote]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 00701.html

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Re: Most American adults having hard time reading newspapers.

Postby Basra- » Sun Apr 13, 2008 6:31 pm

Wareer aka advo aka Fatty


WHY the HELL do u get "Elated" when u hear or read rave news about Black folks????????? Why do u love black people like that? Why do u cringe when i make fun of adoons or call they socially and mentally incapable of leadership or progess. Why do u drivel with pain?? Why do u care so much about them?? This post above is NOT about American unable to read but more like your high feeling pride in announcing you black foe whom u get your street crack from improving in education. These statistics are idealist wish dream. Wareer r u our obama? u know how to dream macaanto! Bloody disgusting madoow fatty! :roll:





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