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Educational practices -teaching speaking listening and writing
This booklet draws on educational research and extensive experience with classroom practices to explain important principles for increasing literacy.
Writing, speaking and listening are communication skills that are important in all subject areas in the curriculum. Hence, literacy should have a central position in the curriculum. Even so, differences between students’ levels of literacy mean that some students fail to acquire the verbal foundations for learning. For this reason, increasing numbers of students fall short of proficiency as they proceed through the school.
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