Encouraging Students
to Promote Literacy
Teens For Literacy® program encourages inner-city middle and high school students to promote literacy in their own school or community. All the programs are carried out under the direction of committed teachers and counselors. The activities expose other students to the many rewards that reading and writing provide.
Teens for literacy Helps students promote literacy by:
Sharing Ideas
Our students also visit Miami University several times to share ideas and interact with college students and faculty. For the team members, the experiences foster self-confidence through achievements in literacy improvement, leadership and team-work skills, and an appreciation for the excitement and challenge of college and the teaching profession.
How To Incorporate Teens For Literacy® Into Multiple Schools
Here is how we organized Teens for Literacy® in more than five schools simultaneously in southeast Ohio, where Teens for Literacy® began when Allen Berger was teaching in Miami University.
I share these tips hoping that Armstrong State University will be able to use them to engage more schools in the Teens for Literacy® program in and around Savannah.
Click here to learn more about How to Incorporate Teens for Literacy® into Multiple Schools by Allen Berger.
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TEENS FOR LITERACY®
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