That makes yet another addition to the growing collection of health  
literacy curricula.  To see the rest that I've found or been told of,  
visit http://www.advancinghealthliteracy.com/curricula.html.

If anyone has any other contributions, just send them to me and I'll  
get it posted asap.

Best,

Andrew Pleasant


On Jul 25, 2008, at 6:39 PM, Greg Smith wrote:


> I just wanted to let folks know about a new health literacy  

> curriculum which

> integrates health and nutrition into adult ESOL instruction.    

> Developed

> through a grant from the Florida Department of Education, these  

> materials

> consists of a teacher's guide and easy to read student resource book.

>

> We had an outstanding development team who worked on this project,  

> including

> Sabrina Kurtz-Rossi, Marty Lane, Jordana Frost and our own  

> discussion list

> moderator Julie McKinney.

>

> The materials are freely available to download from our website at

> www.floridaliteracy.org

>

> We would be very interested in your feedback.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Greg

> ________________________________________

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> Florida Literacy Coalition, Inc.

> Florida's Adult and Family Literacy Resource Center

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