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Does Basic Skills Education Affect Adults' Literacy Proficiencies and Reading Practices?
Suggests that adult basic skills programs may be ineffective for developing the kinds of literacy proficiencies assessed by the National Adult Literacy Survey--reading and understanding prose and documents materials and texts containing quantitative information. Discusses why basic skills education
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