5-3 A beginning bibliography

Women and upgrading

Adam-MacLellan, Barb. 1990. Nindal Kwanindur. In Gossip: A spoken history of women in the North, Mary Crnkovich, ed., 181-190. Ottawa: Canadian Arctic Resources Committee.

Atkinson, Tannis, Anne Moore and Tracy Westell. 1989. "How I spent my summer vacation": Letters between literacy workers. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 104-111.

Beckelman, Dana. 1989. Defining a feminist literacy. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 130-133.

Bennett, Adrian T. 1983. Discourses of power, the dialectics of understanding, the power of literacy. Journal of Education 165: 53-74.

Buckley, Peggy and Penny Carriere. 1989. Literacy for change: Northern Saskatchewan literacy programmes. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 73-76.

De Coito, Paula. 1984. Women and adult basic education in Canada: An exploratory study. Toronto: CCLOW.

Dehli, Kari. 1990. Training, accreditation or professionalism? Literacy on the move, January: 10-11.

Dyck, Anne and Lyda Fuller. 1989. East Elgin literacy assessment project. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 50-51.

Fingeret, Arlene. 1984. Adult literacy education: Current and future directions. Columbus, OH: ERIC. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED 246 308)

--- 1983. Social network: A new perspective on independence and illiterate adults. Adult Education Quarterly 33 (Spring): 133-46.

Gaber-Katz, Elaine and Jenny Horsman. 1989. Is it her voice if she speaks their words? Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 117-120.

Hewitt, Priscilla. 1989. Educating Priscilla. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 12-14.

Hickey, Shirley. 1989. "I'm very glad the program is here": Rabbit- town Community Association Adult Literacy Program. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 49.

Horsman, Jenny. 1989a. Discourses ofi1/literacy: A literature review. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 123-127.

---. 1989b. The social dimension of literacy. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 78-81.

-- -. 1989c. From the learner's voice: Women's experience of il/ literacy. In Adult literacy perspectives, Maurice C. Taylor and James Draper, eds., 365-374. Toronto: Culture Concepts.

---. 1988. Something in my mind besides the everyday: I1/literacy in women's lives in a Nova Scotian county. Ed.D. thesis, University of Toronto.

Kazemak, Frances E. 1988. Women and adult literacy: Considering the other half of the house. Lifelong learning: An omnibus of practice and research. 11 (4): 23,24,15.

-- -. 1983. Adult literacy education: An ethical endeavor. Adult Literacy and Basic Education 8: 61-72.

Kingsbury, Martha C. 1989. "I think I got the right": A look at the issues of literacy with three parenting teens. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 43-45.

Lampert, Jo. 1989. Todos a alphabetizer: Women and literacy in Nicaragua. Canadian Woman Studies 9 (3 & 4): 101-103.

Let's talk about women and literacy. 1989. Toronto: CCLOW.

Levine, Kenneth. 1982. Functional literacy: Fond illusions and false economies. Harvard Educational Review 52: 249-266.

Lifeline to literacy: People with disabilities speak out. 1989. Toronto: Ontario Education Communications Authority.

Lloyd, Betty-Ann. 1989. Adult literacy, basic education and academic upgrading in Nova Scotia: The role of the community college. Halifax: Literacy Nova Scotia.