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We are developing a program to develop basic math and reading skills for our machine operators. We would appreciate suggestions on training materials and what your experiences have been related to dev
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basic skills training (math and reading)

posted at 1/15/2002 1:18 AM EST
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We are developing a program to develop basic math and reading skills for our machine operators. We would appreciate suggestions on training materials and what your experiences have been related to developing basic skills. Thank you.
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basic skills training (math and reading)

posted at 1/31/2002 9:28 AM EST
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Please contact me. I have written a basic writing and math skills program that parallels the requirements of the GED test. I am now putting it into an interactive LCMS program. If your interested please contact me at info@hayesonline.com
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Re: basic skills training (math and reading)

posted at 1/22/2013 12:30 PM EST on Workforce Management
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In Response to Re: basic skills training (math and reading):
In Response to basic skills training (math and reading) : I have done considerable research into  work-based basic skills training to find methods that allow workers to acquire those skills relevant to their job in the fastesst way possible.  I would be happy to share those methods with you.  I also can design a curriculum and train your personnel to conduct the trainingL since this will probably be a recurring problem. Lee Bruno Principal Research Scientist American Institutes for Research  www.air.org Washington D.C
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Lee- Please do not solicite business on this forum.............. Unless you are offerring to assist for no charge!
Also there is little value in responding to 10 year old posts..............
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