The Karatu Workshops on Literacy and Development in Nigeria: A Participant's Experience

Abstract
Karatu (which means "reading" in Hausa) is a nongovernmental organisation (NGO) whose aim is to ensure that every Nigerian child learns to read. By training people who are already active in the reading development field, Karatu's Training of Trainers Programme attempts to bridge the gap between people researching reading methods and people working at community level to teach children to read. This paper reports author's experience on that programme.
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Keywords
Karatu, Karatu evaluation of literacy activities
Citation
Adegbite, Wale (2003). The Karatu Workshops on Literacy and Development in Nigeria: A Participant's Experience. In Arua, E. Arua (ed.) Reading for all in Africa: building communities where literacy thrives. Newark: International Reading Association.
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