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THE BOOK

IN SCHOOL

When words come alive, education thrives.

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THE BOOK IN SCHOOL helps young learners to engage actively with the written word. Using their senses and with interactive learning activities, text comes alive.

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OUR GOAL FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2023: 17'000 young learners in Ghana can take part in this life-changing learning experience. Help us give these children a chance in life!

280

trained

teachers

pupils

participated

50

schools

active

12 000

TEACHER TRAINING

The teacher training is the core of THE BOOK IN SCHOOL - it ensures a multiplier effect with sustainability.  A well-trained teacher can change the lives of many young learners in a positive way -for a lifetime. The training is

 communicative and hands-on. With accreditation by the National Teaching Council of Ghana.

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THE BOOK IN SCHOOL invests directly in people. 

 

 

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INTERDISCIPLINARY LEARNING

Understanding of text occurs when readers build connections between the text and their previously acquired knowledge. In the project, connections are made between the biblical text and other subjects e.g. social studies, citizenship education, religious education, geography or history.

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Reading impossible?

THE BOOK IN SCHOOL makes it possible!

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Find out more about our Teaching Methods.

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RESULTS

Our teaching methods lead to convincing results:

 

  • Up to 90% improvement in reading skills within two months

  • Performance progress in related subjects and improved social skills: language skills, literary analysis, independent and interdisciplinary thinking, creativity, team building and communications skills.

When words come alive, education thrives.

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INTERSCHOOL COMPETITION

Schools taking part in THE BOOK IN SCHOOL can participate in an exciting Interschool Competition.

MURAL PROJECT

Many pupils particularly love this part of the project! Once students discover their ability to translate words into images, reading becomes even more interesting.

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ACTIVATING

RESCOURCES.

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"We want to activate the innate resources in young learners. If pupils know that they are being heard, they blossom and start achieving. It's essential to release creativity in schools. A creative spirit wants to give form and meaning to life. This leads to innovations and loving, productive communities can be built. I enjoy working with biblical text: it has depth, gives orientation and is the source of explosive creativity."

Christine Wassmer is an experienced educator and an international guest lecturer of English literature. She is the project leader and teacher trainer of THE BOOK IN SCHOOL.

Thank you for caring! THE BOOK IN SCHOOL is a non-profit association. All donations are tax-deductible.

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