World Read Aloud Day: It’s imperative that we embrace literacy in 2021
World Read Aloud Day: It’s imperative that we embrace literacy in 2021
Johannesburg – South Africa celebrates World Read Aloud Day (WRAD) today (Wednesday) and the aim is to have 3 million children listening to stories read aloud by carers,
World Read Aloud Day: Literacy an imperative we must embrace in 2021
World Read Aloud Day: Literacy an imperative we must embrace in 2021
South African children, along with their global counterparts in 66 countries, will once again immerse themselves in a world of new words, interesting characters and gripping plots on
Literacy: an imperative we must embrace in 2021
Literacy: an imperative we must embrace in 2021
South African children, along with their global counterparts in 66 countries, will once again immerse themselves in a world of new words, interesting characters and gripping plots on World Read Aloud Day.
The language of education: one we all need to be fluent in
The language of education: one we all need to be fluent in
In 1952, East Pakistani (now Bangladeshi) students campaigned to use their mother tongue, Bengali. This came after the then west Pakistan government declared Urdu its national language. Scores
