Need to Read luncheon programs inform public about adult literacy - MyWestTexas.com
Midland Need to Read has begun its volunteer in-service luncheon programs held at
the Literacy House, 1709 W. Wall St. These Tutor Luncheons are an opportunity for
volunteers and potential volunteers to learn more about adult literacy and tutoring
adult learners. June's program was presented by Debby West of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Library. West spoke on the importance of Health Literacy, which is an individual's
ability to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed
to make appropriate decisions about health issues for themselves and their family.
Tutors present at June's luncheon were given Health Literacy materials and informative
health websites to help the adult learners they tutor. A short video demonstrated
the problems that adults have with interpreting medical information given by their
health providers.
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