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Nearly 20% of Kansas adults struggle with reading. Here’s what that means for them and the state

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By Anavi Prakash
| The Journal (KLC) Verified
Editor’s note: This story was produced by KMUW as part of “Beyond Words: Wichita’s Reading Crisis,” a new initiative by the Wichita Journalism Collaborative exploring adult literacy in the Wichita area. Imagine you work in a meatpacking plant and operate heavy machinery. But the safety labels on those machines look like gibberish. Your chances of getting injured are suddenly much higher. Hector Martinez, director of adult education for the Kansas Board of Regents, saw that play out in Garden City.
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Nearly 20% of Kansas adults struggle to read. What that means for them and the state

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By Anavi Prakash
| Yahoo Verified
Imagine you work in a meatpacking plant and operate heavy machinery. But the safety labels on those machines look like gibberish. Your chances of getting injured are suddenly much higher. Hector Martinez, director of adult education for the Kansas Board of Regents, saw that play out in Garden City. He said being able to read plays a direct role in people's ability to develop other skills.
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Nearly 20% of Kansas adults struggle to read. What that means for them and the state

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By Anavi Prakash
| MSN Verified
Imagine you work in a meatpacking plant and operate heavy machinery. But the safety labels on those machines look like gibberish. Your chances of getting injured are suddenly much higher. Hector Martinez, director of adult education for the Kansas Board of Regents, saw that play out in Garden City. He said being able to read plays a direct role in people's ability to develop other skills.
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