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British ed chief promises to end adult illiteracy by 2020

Great Britain’s education secretary, Alan Johnson, has pledged to stamp out illiteracy and innumeracy in the adult workforce by 2020, claiming it was no longer acceptable to indulge in “the luxury of failure” by tolerating poor basic but vital skills. Get details in The Guardian.

Posted by David Roberts on 15 June 2006 in Adult Literacy

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