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Why oral storytelling and reading to children are important

by Oxford University Press | Mar 13, 2024 | Podcasts & Online Reading Corner

By Nelia Landman, Publisher: English & Afrikaans at Oxford University Press Some skills come naturally to us as we are biologically designed that way The skill of reading, however, develops differently in our brains and needs to be explicitly taught for it to be...

Hobaneng ho sebedisa ditshwantsho dibukeng tsa dipale le dibukeng tsa dingolwa tse fapaneng ho le bohlokwa

by Oxford University Press | Mar 11, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Ha ho nkelwe hloohong hore bana ba banyane ba tsepamisa maikutlo haholo dibukeng tse nang le ditshwantsho, haholoholo tse takilweng ka bokgabane Ho sa kgathaletsehe hore buka ke ya dipale tsa lapeng kapa buka ya dingolwa tse fapaneng ka phaposing ya borutelo, ha re...

Kungani ukusetshenziswa kwezithombe ezincwadini zokufunda kubalulekile?

by Oxford University Press | Mar 11, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Kujwayelekile ukuthi izincwadi zokufunda zabantwana zigxile ezithombeni, ikakhulu imidwebo emihle. Akujwayelekile ukuthola izincwadi zokufunda zabantwana ezingenazithombe. Abanye bacabanga ukuthi abantwana basuke bengakakwazi ukufunda amagama, ngenxa yalokho badinga...

Kutheni imifanekiso ibalulekile kwiincwadi zamabali nakwiincwadi zokufunda?

by Oxford University Press | Mar 11, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Kuthathwa njengento eqhelekileyo ukuba iincwadi zabantwana abancinci zigxininisa kakhulu kwimifanekiso, ngokukodwa imizobo emihle. Nokuba ngaba yincwadi yamabali esekhaya okanye incwadi yokufunda esegumbini lokufunda lesikolo, kunqabile ukufumana iincwadi...

Why the use of pictures in storybooks and readers is important

by Oxford University Press | Mar 11, 2024 | Podcasts & Online Reading Corner

By Hloniphani Ndlovu, Schools Publisher: African Languages at Oxford University Press It is taken for granted that books for young children have a strong focus on pictures, specifically beautiful illustrations Whether it is a storybook at home or a reader in the...

Kungani izingane zigqugquzelwa ukufunda izincwadi ezibhalwe ngolimi lwazo lwebele

by Oxford University Press | Feb 29, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Njalo ngemuva kweminyaka emihlanu, izingane zaseNingizimu Afrika yonkana zithatha izivivinyo zamazwe ngamazwe ukusisiza sibone ukuthi izingane zethu zifunda kahle kangakanani. Lezi vivinyo zibizwa nge-Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS). Izingane...

Kutheni abantwana kufuneka bakhuthazwe ukuba bafunde iincwadi ezibhalwe ngolwimi lwabo lwenkobe

by Oxford University Press | Feb 29, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Rhoqo emva kweminyaka emihlanu, abantwana baseMzantsi Afrika bathatha inxaxheba kuvavanyo lwamazwe ngamazwe olusinceda ukuba sibone indlela abantwana bethu abafunda ngayo. Eli phulo libizwa ngokuba yiNkqubela kuPhononongo loLwazi lokuFunda nokuBhala lwaMazwe ngaMazwe...

Hobaneng ha bana ba lokela ho kgothaletswa ho bala dibuka tse ngotsweng ka puo ya letswele

by Oxford University Press | Feb 29, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Dilemong tse ding le tse ding tse hlano, bana ba Afrika Borwa ba phatlalletse le naha ba kenela diteko tsa matjhabatjhaba tse re thusang ho bona hore bana ba rona ba bala ho le hokae. E bitswa Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS). Bana ba Kereiti 4...

Why children should be encouraged to read books written in their mother tongue

by Oxford University Press | Feb 29, 2024 | Podcasts & Online Reading Corner

By Barbara Strydom, Publishing Manager at Oxford University Press Every five years, South African children across the country take part in an international test that helps us see trends in how well our children are reading. It is called the Progress in International...

Waarom leerders aangemoedig behoort te word om boeke te lees wat in hul moedertaal geskryf is

by Oxford University Press | Feb 29, 2024 | Road to Literacy

Elke vyf jaar neem Suid-Afrikaanse leerders regoor die land deel aan ʼn internasionale toets wat ons help om tendense te sien oor hoe goed ons leerders lees. Dit word die Studie oor die Vordering in Internasionale Leesgeletterdheid (PIRLS in Engels) genoem. Leerders in...
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