A Comparison of Using Computer-Based Education to Teach Literacy and Numeracy Skills to CETA and Non-CETA Participants Enrolled in Programs of Adult Basic Education

A Comparison of Using Computer-Based Education to Teach Literacy and Numeracy Skills to CETA and Non-CETA Participants Enrolled in Programs of Adult Basic Education [microform] / Robert M. Caldwell.

A Dallas County consortium study investigated use of the Control Data Basic Skills Learning System (computer-based education) as a means for providing a comprehensive, high quality program of individualized instruction in reading, mathematics, and language arts. It also examined issues related to th...

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Main Author: Caldwell, Robert M.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1980.
Subjects:
Adult Basic Education.
Adult Programs.
Basic Skills.
Comparative Analysis.
Computer Assisted Instruction.
Federal Programs.
Individualized Instruction.
Job Skills.
Language Arts.
Learning Motivation.
Literacy.
Mathematics.
Reading Skills.
Student Motivation.

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