The theme for International Literacy Day 2021 is "Literacy for a human-centered recovery: Narrowing the digital divide." International Literacy Day is an initiative of UNESCO. How will you observe International Literacy Day? Millions of New Yorkers are forced to get through the day without the literacy skills they need every day.
Could the rest of us go 5 minutes? On #InternationalLiteracyDay, Sept 8, we are going to make a big splash to help adult learners in New York! Stay tuned to hear their stories, take an exciting challenge, and find out how you can help. Literacy of Northern New York trains volunteers to work one-to-one with adults who need help with reading, writing, math or English as a second language in Jefferson and Lewis Counties.
Could the rest of us go 5 minutes? On #InternationalLiteracyDay, Sept 8, we are going to make a big splash to help adult learners in New York! Stay tuned to hear their stories, take an exciting challenge, and find out how you can help. Literacy of Northern New York trains volunteers to work one-to-one with adults who need help with reading, writing, math or English as a second language in Jefferson and Lewis Counties.
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Jefferson County tutor, Carla Haas loves tutoring so much, she works with several students. Most of our tutors work with one student. Literacy of Northern New York is always looking for tutors in basic reading, English to Speakers of Other Languages (ELL) or math. Tutoring allows you to share your knowledge with another person, giving them the priceless gift of literacy and helping them to achieve their goals.
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Here you will find links to help you with reading, learning to type, math, computer science, history, and ESL lessons in reading, listening, speaking, and writing. This is a great site for nonfictional texts on a wide variety of subjects including social studies, science, politics, and literature. Each text is written at four different reading levels so low-level to advanced students can use this material.
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He became a lot more optimistic about life when he saw how much he was improving. He recently took up playing the guitar again and has been working hard to improve his skills. While he has held a variety of part-time jobs over the years, he hopes to get a better, full-time job now that he has his high school diploma.
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