LitScans - Brief reports using available data to bring literacy topics to life 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-2000 1998-99 1997-98 1997 How Do Colorado Citizens Fare From Cradle to Career? Colorado Ranks 39th out of 45 Reporting States on Ratio of Adult Education/Family Literacy Teachers to Population in Need of Services Colorado 8th Graders' Achievement on National Assessment Reflects Adult Educational Attainment Colorado Women Outpacing National Average in Educational Attainment Educational Attainment and Income in Relation to Geographic Mobility The Fiscal Consequences of Adult Educational Attainment in Colorado National Participation in Adult Education, 2004-05: Among Those Completing High School Later, Employed Women with GED Diplomas Earn More Than Those with High School Diplomas Computer & Internet Use by Students Increases With Parent Educational Attainment Parents’ Education Associated with High School Seniors’ Expected Level of Educational Attainment Where Are They Now? The Intergenerational Impact of Low Educational Attainment How Parental Education Influences Children’s Learning Environments Economic Consequences of Failure to Complete High School Far More Severe for Women Health Care Status Strongly Influenced by Adult Educational Attainment Parents’ Education Levels Consistently Predict Students’ Reading & Math Scores, 1980-2004 Rising Number of Colorado Teens Not in School & Not Working Achievement Gap in Colorado Adults' Literacy and Numeracy Students’ Use of Computers & the Internet Climbs with Parental Educational Attainment Parents’ Level of Education Affects Own Expectations of Educational Attainment Work-Related Education: Participation in, Outcomes for, & Obstacles Facing Adults with a High School Education or Less U.S. 15-Year-Olds More Likely to Score Low on Reading Literacy if Parents Did Not Complete College: Results from the 2000 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) High School and GED Graduates Achieve Greatest Literacy Gains: Results from the National Assessment of Adult Literacy, 2003 Impact of Parents’ Education on Literacy Skills Evident Among Imminent College Graduates Lower Adult Educational Attainment Increases the Odds of Lower—and Declining—Household Income Kids Do Better in Reading When Parents Graduate From High School Colorado Adult Education Programs Reach Only a Fraction of Their Potential Clienteles: Hispanics More Likely Served Than Others Half of Colorado Adult Education Students Either Unemployed or Not in Labor Force: Programs Aid 1 out of 12 Unemployed Without High School Diploma 7 Out of 10 Colorado Adult Education Program Participants Make Facts About Colorado Adult Education & Family Literacy Instructional Staff, FY 2005 Educational Attainment of Colorado Adults Declined, 1999-2002: Largest Drops for Hispanics, Women, and Adults Ages 25-44 Graduation Rates for Hispanic & Black Students Consistently Lower Than for White Students: On Graduation Rate Gap, Colorado Ranks 11th for Hispanic Students & 15th for Black Students Out of 38 States Parent's Education Linked to Educational Expectations for Children, Reading to Preschool Children, and Academic Achievement Mother's Education Linked to Growth of Reading Achievement Gap Between Kindergarten and 1st Grade Poorly Educated Workers More Likely To Become Unemployed Colorado's Public Libraries Offer Literacy Activities Despite Economic Difficulties More than a Quarter Million Coloradans Need ESL Programs Home Support for Reading Achievement: Plenty of Books, a Computer, and Talking About School Differences in Home, School, and Library Use of the Internet Hundreds of Thousands of Colorado Kids At Risk Regional Mobility & Educational Attainment: Only the West Makes Substantial Gain in Graduate Degree-Holders, West’s Loss of More Poorly-Educated Ranks 2nd to Northeast Educational Attainment of Adults Predicts CSAP Reading Achievement of Fourth Graders, 2002 The Geography of Adult Low Literacy Skills in Colorado Who Wants To Be a Multi-Millionaire?: Colorado Job Vacancies and Educational Attainment: Colorado Job Vacancies and Educational Attainment: Births to Mothers with Less Than 12 Years of Education On "If At First You Don't Succeed..." Educational Attainment, Income and Self-Sufficiency Teacher Outreach to Parents of Low-Achieving Students Outranks Other Practices in Impact on Reading Achievement Updated NCES Locator Tools Provide Ready Access to Key School and District Statistics Educational Activities of Adult Colorado Works Recipients: Internet Access and Use at Home Lower for At-Risk Students U.S. Children of Low-Literacy Parents Score Low on International Reading Assessment K-1 Teachers Say At Least 2 Out of 5 Children Not Ready for School One Out of Five Colorado Babies Born to Under-Educated Mother, 1999 Parental Education Explains Largest Gap in U.S. History Scores, 2001 Parents' Level of Education Outweighs Other At Risk Conditions as Predictor of NAEP Reading Scores, 1998 Educational Attainment as a Predictor of Political Participation Educational Attainment Stronger Predictor of 1999 Income Than Race/Ethnicity, Gender, and Metropolitan Status Parental Education a Persistent & Powerful Predictor of NAEP Test Scores at All Grade Levels Immigrant Children More Likely To Be At Risk Poverty Rate Even Higher Than Expected For At Risk Families Better Educated Parents More Knowledgeable About Child Development Racial/Ethnic Gaps Persist, Despite Colorado's High Rank on Educational Attainment Colorado Sets National Standard for Success, 1990-2000 Over 100,000 Colorado Children Live with a Parent Without a High School Education Almost 40,000 Colorado Grandchildren Live with "Parenting Grandparents" Measuring the Impact of Family Literacy Projects in Colorado One-Third of Colorado's Three to Five Year Olds Not Enrolled in Early Childhood Education Programs Educational Attainment Tops Age, Sex, and Race/Ethnicity as Predictor of 1998 Income "Information-Rich" Households At Risk Children in the Digital Divide Internet Access, Adult Educational Attainment & At Risk Children At Risk Conditions Predict Student Performance on NAEP Civics Assessment Colorado Preschoolers At Risk Due to Inadequate Home Literacy Activities Maternal Education Outstrips Race & Ethnicity as Predictor of Kindergartners' Reading Achievement Maternal Education More Powerful Predictor of Kindergartners' Reading Scores Than Family Type Parental Education a More Powerful Predictor of Reading Scores at All School Levels Bigger Costs & Payoffs Associated with Educational Attainment in U.S. Than Other Nations How Colorado Dropouts Who Return to School and Pass the GED Tests Increase Tax Revenues Illiteracy in Colorado Down Almost One-Third Since 1990 The Changing Face of Functional Illiteracy in the West: The Impact of Literacy on Income The Variable Risk of Functional Illiteracy in U.S. Hispanic Communities, 1997 Functional Illiteracy Linked to Computer "Illiteracy" Estimating the Value of Early Childhood Care & Education for At-Risk Colorado Preschoolers Colorado's Adult Education Efforts Impact One Third of Children of Under-Educated Parents Public Opinion Favors State Funding To Address Illiteracy Gender Differences Among Colorado GED Graduates, 1995-96 Hispanic GED Graduates in Colorado, 1995-96 Geography of Functional Illiteracy Among Colorado Hispanics Geography of Functional Illiteracy The Economic Value of Adult Education Programs to the State of Colorado, FY 1997 The Economic Value of High School--& Higher--Education to Coloradans, 1998 The Impact of Family Literacy Programs on Children's Learning GED Graduates Equal High School Graduates in Entrance Test Scores & College GPA's--But Stop Short of Bachelor's Degrees GED Diploma A Stepping Stone to Higher Education, Health, Prosperity & Happiness
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