Here are 4 tips to help you become a better reader 1. Don’t just read- read well. It’s important to understand what you’re reading…
by Courtneigh Bengtson Govender
Argentina is considered a country with a low percentage of illiteracy, but we are working towards a future with 0% illiterate people.
by Soledad
As important as it is that people learn to read and write, equally important is that they are also digital literate…
by Blessmore Chikwakwa
I was able to utilize the skills provided by the WLF program and share my expertise at many conferences and speaking events…
by James Paek
Russia-Ukraine wars and climate change, illiteracy is one of the most significant issues being pushed to the background.
by Adya Shakti Routray
Early memories of storytelling was sitting out in a group in the front yard every other evening during the summers that brought relatives together…
by World Literacy Foundation
The readers will gain a deeper understanding about literacy centers and how to structure in their classroom. Several literacy center examples and student tasks are included in the submission…
by Dr. Leslie Haas and Dr. Jill T. Tussey
Upon hearing that social media would have a positive impact on literacy skills, I imagine the typical response would be sceptical, mistrusting and altogether…
by Eva Murphy
World Book Day, April 23rd is around the corner, it is the perfect opportunity to celebrate books, reading, and the power it holds to shape and change our..
by Courtneigh Bengtson Govender
Games offer authentic and often invisible ways of assessing literacy learning. Providing a variety of culminated resources to support literacy learning, this…
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