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TEXAS Adult & Family Literacy QUARTERLY

Volume 12, No. 3, July 2008

IN THIS ISSUE
Volume 12, No. 3

Sucess Stories


Never Stop Learning

by Blanca Garcia
Dayton Campus in Liberty

I like to learn English because I discovered that in this country, we need to speak English. That’s why I try to learn more English every day. When I go to the store and talk with the people, and they’re talking to me, I feel very happy because everything I have learned has helped me. Every day, when I go to school, I read and write new words. I feel very satisfied now that I can help my son with his homework. I even work now and I don’t feel scared. I can speak with the people. Every day is a new day.

The most important thing is never stop learning because we can do anything. To live in America is an opportunity for me and my family. We live happy and my children have a good life.


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