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Title

Preparing for Storms in Louisiana Take Home Guide, 2nd Edition (English)

Authors

Pam Jenkins, University of New Orleans
Maggie Olivier, University of New Orleans
Race Hodges, University of New Orleans
Hazel Spaulding Parker, Literacy Alliance of Greater New Orleans
Monica Farris, University of New Orleans
Kim Mosby, University of New Orleans
Kyle Griffith, University of New Orleans
Jeff Rinehart, University of New Orleans
Kyle Tveten, University of New Orleans

Document Type

General Information

Publication Date

7-2014

Abstract

Louisiana is at risk from natural and man-made disasters. Flooding, tropical storms, and hurricanes happen. To stay safe, sometimes you and your family will need to leave home before a storm comes.

People in Louisiana need to be ready for emergencies. This is your take home guide. It helps you prepare for storms.

Comments

This "Preparing for Storms in Louisiana" manual is designed in Plain Language to teach the concepts of risk as subject matter in literacy programs and teach literacy through risk education. The second edition was updated using feedback on the first edition from adult literacy providers.

The take home guide is for student use in class as well as at home, so students can study, review concepts and work on assignments.

Recommended Citation

Jenkins, Pam; Olivier, Maggie; Hodges, Race; Parker, Hazel Spaulding; Farris, Monica; Mosby, Kim; Griffith, Kyle; Rinehart, Jeff; and Tveten, Kyle, "Preparing for Storms in Louisiana Take Home Guide, 2nd Edition (English)" (2014). CHART Publications. Paper 34.
https://scholarworks.uno.edu/chart_pubs/34