Sentence examples for improving the literacy from inspiring English sources
"The way to a 'new Pakistan' is by improving the literacy rate, sorting out the energy crisis, and restoring investor confidence.
That is why I am bringing people together to start a new summer school in Furness focussed on improving the literacy and maths skills of primary school pupils before they make the transition to secondary education, during which time their achievement too often drops off at present.
QCW is providing audio and video training for childbirth and neo-natal care, which is empowering pregnant women, training doctors, improving the literacy of nurses and ASHAs, and teaching medical staff to integrate mobile technologies.
Not having the city's public library open on Sundays limits the public's access to the library and therefore limits the potential for sustaining and improving the literacy of our community.
The project aims to improve the literacy of children in London aged three to five and prepare them for school.
The novel intervention significantly improved the literacy skills of the children including both word reading and spelling compared with the phonics condition.
Once in power, Castro immensely improved the literacy rate on the island, improved health facilities, and provided better housing for the poor.
The collaborative brings together five community and campus organizations to improve the literacy of incarcerated youth at the Juvenile Court Schools of Alameda County.
The OECD urged policymakers to improve the literacy and numeracy skills of young people who face an uphill task getting a job when each year employers are demanding better-trained staff.
He also helped increase participation in America Reads, a national program to improve the literacy of elementary school pupils, by widening the organization's recruiting on the Medical Center campus.
He said the scheme would improve the literacy skills of all pre-school children across the UK, but particularly those who are in care or are frequently changing schools more often.
