Namibian study emphasizes addressing varied reading paces among children, particularly those with language barriers, to improve literacy rates.

A Namibia study highlights the importance of addressing the varied reading paces among children. With sub-Saharan Africa's youth literacy rate at 77%, Namibia performs better at 91.5%, but challenges persist, especially for children with language barriers and other reading-related issues who are enrolled in mainstream classrooms. The study suggests teachers can help those falling behind by providing extra guidance and support tailored to individual needs.

July 23, 2024
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