Sentence examples for literacy scheme from inspiring English sources
Her Imagination Library has distributed 11m books to children aged five and under, and now Rotherham is benefiting from her literacy scheme.
Earlier this year, Dolly Parton launched a UK version of her child literacy scheme, in which children are sent a free book every month until they turn five.
A pioneering prison literacy scheme, which began with correspondence between a Sussex farmer and a life sentence prisoner, is to be officially delivered across the penal estate after ministers recognised its potential to change prisoner lives and cut re-offending.
Sadly, there is growing evidence that in fact it is exceptional.The literacy scheme was one of a clutch of social "missions" organised by Mr Chávez in 2003, when he faced possible defeat in a recall referendum on his presidency.
Mr Morales has launched a Cuban-designed literacy scheme intended to reach more than 1m Bolivians.That might be admirable were it not used for its own benefit by the government.
To contribute to addressing this gap, this article reports on an evaluation of student peer delivery of an information literacy scheme in the specific context of a medical and health information portal.
Helena: Some should, but fair play to those football bodies who do set up literacy schemes and promote reading.
Mr Rodríguez estimates that Robinson spent $1,000 for each of its literate graduates, compared with around $60 for other literacy schemes in Latin America.
The case for prevention, growth and cohesion is supported by examples of practical delivery on the ground – such as our co-delivery of European-funded digital literacy schemes; the fantastic learner engagement in curriculum re-design in Hull; and our work with Derby city council closing the gap between business and public sector understanding of the local skills agenda.
He explains to a general seeking cultural literacy his own scheme for mastery of this vast, nearly infinite realm: "If you want to know how I know about every book here, I can tell you!
Some return to learning in adulthood, from basic literacy and numeracy schemes such as Toe-by-Toe to media skills training for Travellers provided by the Rural Media Company, and much else besides.
