采访Alice Ensley:道尔顿县学校的地区扫盲协调员

Georgia Journal of Literacy Pub Date : 2021-12-02 DOI:10.56887/galiteracy.12

Shannon Tovey

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这是对道尔顿县学校(GA)扫盲协调员爱丽丝·安斯利的采访。道尔顿县是一个种族和语言多样化的学区，大多数学生都享受免费或减价的午餐。爱丽丝·恩斯利因其在扫盲教育方面的领导作用而受到认可，特别是在应对COVID-19病毒挑战方面。

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An Interview with Alice Ensley: District Literacy Coordinator at Dalton County Schools

This is an interview with Alice Ansley, Literacy Coordinator at Dalton County Schools (GA). Dalton County is an ethnically and language-diverse school district with the majority of students receiving free or reduced lunch. Alice Ensley has been recognized for her leadership in literacy education, particularly in regard to facing the challenges of the COVID-19 virus.

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