The problem with literacy is that it sounds boring.”
“Ah yes, maybe so, but the problem with illiteracy is that life is boring.”
Many of us will have had similar conversations with teaching colleagues. Literacy is important because we know it has the power to improve and enhance lives professionally, economically, personally and spiritually.
It is not surprising that studies have shown a correlation between literacy and health. And, most importantly, it can be fun. If you were to reflect on a humorous experience you have had, chances are that it partly or wholly relied on a literacy skill – speaking, listening, reading or writing.
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