[NIFL-FOBASICS:566] Re: Supporting learner persistence

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The best aspect of Art's study is that the "finding" of emotional 
trauma/distress and its correlation with the reading level of the adult 
student came as an "unintended consequence."  Art didn't expect it, it just 
popped up in 100% of the interviewed students.  Now, this is useful.



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