The Nal’ibali Reading for Enjoyment Campaign is a campaign with a difference. It starts from the premise that stories – oral and written – are as important for literacy development as the more technical aspects of learning to sound or spell out words, write neatly and do grammar. In this learning brief, campaign co-ordinator PRAESA, takes a critical look at how their highly successful bilingual reading-for-enjoyment supplement is being used. Read the article here.
Nal’ibali Reading for Enjoyment Campaign
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