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Skills Covered:

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Learning poverty wastes young peoples’ potential, impacts future workforces and ultimately, erodes countries’ economic competitiveness.

Unfortunately, too many children are growing up without books. Only 2 percent of children under the age of five in sub-Saharan Africa are growing up with three or more children’s books in their homes. Parents and caregivers with low literacy levels may not be aware of how they can support their children’s learning with reading activities. In some languages, there are few (or no) books available, which means children can’t practice reading in a language they know. Even where books are available, they are often costly, making it prohibitively expensive for families. In some countries where textbooks are purchased by the education system, challenges with procurement and distribution can result in low-quality, high-cost books which don’t arrive in school on time (or at all).

These issues have lifelong consequences: seventy percent of children in low- and middle-income countries are unable to read and understand an age-appropriate passage by their tenth birthday (a situation we call learning poverty).

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Why Reading with Children Matters?

Becoming a reader is a complex process which requires lots of support and practice. Activities like talking to children, asking them questions, telling them stories and rhymes, and reading to them all form the foundations for children’s language development. Even after children start school and are taught the mechanics of reading, the process continues as children master more complex reading skills and move from learning to read to using reading as a tool to learn. Children need varied books (including picture books, non-fiction books, and textbooks), support and encouragement from their parents and caregivers, effective literacy instruction in school, and regular opportunities to read. 

Having access to children’s books alongside support and encouragement from parents and caregivers makes a significant difference.

Children who grow up in homes with lots of books and being read to regularly are at an advantage compared to kids in bookless homes. In one study of families across 35 countries, having at least one children’s book at home almost doubled the likelihood of the children being on track in literacy and numeracy. Children who are read to multiple times a day before the age of 5 hear an estimated 1.4 million more words.

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Highlight the pivotal power that books, stories, and reading materials have in transforming lives and building better futures.

International Day of Education is a chance to remember that learning begins well before children enter school. All children deserve to benefit from the power of books and stories. Making books available to all children is essential if we are to end learning poverty and equip children with the skills they need to succeed in the jobs of the future.

To mark The International Day of Education on January 24, 2024, we are using the hashtag #StartTheStory

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Dyslexia School of Houston provides dedicated reading tutors to build the skills and confidence for long-term success. Our experts rigorously vetted through assessments to child stays motivated and on track. Our interactive sessions are tailored to make sure they get the support they need. Get in touch with us!

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What to Do When a Child Throws the Book Away

There are strategies that parents can deploy to ensure the child remains invested in reading activities and prevent such occurrences.

Does your child throw away something when they do not like it? Are they throwing books and learning materials when they are not in the mood for learning?