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Early Literacy Development
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 9 October 2020
Read Liberia: Let's Read Grade 2 Student Activity Booklet
Read Liberia Activity Student Activity book for Grade 2
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 9 October 2020
Read Liberia: Let's Read Grade 1 Student Activity Booklet
Let's Read Grade 1-- student activity book developed by the Read Liberia Activity
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 8 October 2020
READ Liberia Let's Read Grade 1 Text Book
Let's Read Grade One-- student textbook developed under Liberia READ Activity
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 8 October 2020
READ Liberia Grade 1 Supplemental Readers
10 Grade one student supplemental reading books
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 8 October 2020
READ Liberia Grade 1 Supplemental Reader
15 Grade 1 supplemental reading books
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 8 October 2020
READ Liberia Grade 2 Supplemental Reader
15 Grade Two Supplemental Reading Books (B)
Sample Teacher and Pupil Materials | 8 October 2020
Read Liberia: Grade 2 Supplemental Reader
10 Grade Two student supplemental reading books
Reports | 28 May 2020
2019 Regional Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA): Bahasa Sug, Chavacano, Magindanawn, and Mëranaw
This study measured students’ reading ability and gathered basic demographic information from children and teachers. Some standard context information was also gathered from children about their exposure to reading in the home.
Reports | 28 May 2020
2019 Language Usage Study in Bahasa Sug, Chavacano, Magindanawn, and Mëranaw Mother Tongue Schools
The objective of this study was to provide insight into the relationships between the teachers’ and students’ language usage, the MTB-MLE policy implementation, and student reading outcomes, especially in areas with linguistically heterogeneous populations.
Presentations | 6 May 2020
Measurement of Inequality in Learning Levels [Conference Presentation]
The presentation summarizes a paper by Tim Slade and Luis Crouch on the measurement of learning inequality before and after a successful reading project. The paper concludes that at least for the case studied, the project improved not only the averages but also reduced the inequality.