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Handbook for Literacy and Non-Formal Education Facilitators in AfricaAuthorAmadou Wade Diagne
Etienne Sadembouo
Fati Ouédraogo
Juliana Adu-Gyamfi
Saim Kinteh
Shahnewaz Khan
Publication DateDecember 1, 2006
SummaryThis 156-page handbook is designed to be a first step in providing a holistic regional resource package for capacity building of institutional frameworks for non-formal education (NFE) personnel in Africa. Facilitators can use the handbook as a basic guide for responding to the specific needs of the learners and for promoting knowledge, skills, and attitudes in reading, writing, and numeracy. According to the publishers, the handbook can be used to support existing national training policies and programmes and is also intended for governmental entities responsible for literacy and NFE, which are expected to adapt it in accordance with local contexts and needs, and also to integrate it into their national training programmes. The book contains seven modules that each address an essential theme in the context of literacy and non-formal education in Africa.
The first six modules cover themes relating to knowledge and skills. The seventh module addresses the need for facilitators to enhance the life skills of their learners and to help them develop positive attitudes with regard to their environment. Each module is divided into several sections, at the end of which there is an exercise to help check the reader’s understanding. PublisherNumber of Pages156 LanguagesEnglish and French ContactUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
Section for Literacy and Non-formal Education Secretariat
Paris
75352
France
Tel: + (33-1) 45 68 14 94
Fax: + (33-1) 45 68 55 17
SourceUNESCO website on July 23, 2009. Placed on the Soul Beat Africa site August 12 2009 Last Updated August 12 2009 How useful did you find the knowledge and contacts on this page to your work? Post your comments (review comments from others below):COMMENTS POSTEDTop 5 Related Pages for this Summary |
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