Book Village NPC
@BookVillageNPC
We are a NPC helping to end the reading crisis in SA using our online reading application where volunteer tutors digitally teach children how to read.
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What do you all think, do we still need libraries with the rise of technology?
It was so great attending the Champagne Celebration earlier this month for Book Village's official launch. @BookVillageNPC
First up to pitch at #SATechWeek is @BookVillageNPC. @gesawards @injiniedtech #Injini #SATechWeek #GesAwards
We are absolutely honoured to have attended the GES Awards yesterday!
We are excited to announce the top 10 semi-finalists for the South African Global EdTech Start-up Awards. In partnership with @injiniedtech we will be hosting the semi-finals during the #SouthAfricanEdTechWeek. Find out more: injini.africa #edtech
Excited to become a Founding Member of the new @future_females platform - for female entrepreneurs to learn, connect and grow. Use this link to join the waitlist: waitlist.futurefemales.co/?kid=2EC2Z5
Bookish Fact: Approximately 2 million books are published worldwide every year. It’s 5,618 new books each day.
Fun fact, 1000 books is the minimum number of books needed to have a library.
These Educational Toys helps children develop first reading ,spelling skills and numbers. Home schooling! perfect gift for kids birthdays or any celebration or just a random gift because you are cool. Age 3+ Retweet!
Why not pay mothers to stay home to look after kids till they're 4 yrs old. Help "mothers" teach children skills such as pre reading & counting. This would reduce unemployment. If the father wants to do the mothering then the wife can work. A super scheme needed for home parent.
The month of June marks youth month in South Africa. The 2022 National #YouthMonth and #YouthDay will be celebrated under the theme: Promoting sustainable livelihood and resilience of young people for a better tomorrow
Excited to be part of this incredible opportunity!🙌
Last week we welcomed 55 phenomenal female leaders to join our @future_females Business School partner programme to support them in building profitable businesses. Welcome to our community! #uksatechhub #dcmstechhubs #futurefemales #ffei
When students don’t click with reading I ALWAYS put comics in their hands. Paper comics. Tangible. Readable. Fun. And whether they’re heroes, Archie, Casper, or old or new, they are always educational: Comics teach the love of reading, art, and story.
I don't think kids should EVER be discouraged from reading comics. I went through a few years when I read nothing else, and my mum worried that they would rot my brain. But they taught me visual as well as verbal literacy. I still love them & I wouldn't be a writer without them.
We could not be more chuffed! Recently we took part in a competition and we won merch ⭐️ A big thank you to @Sorareadingapp @OverDriveInc
Today is Freedom Day, which celebrates democracy and freedom in #SouthAfrica 🇿🇦 Let's work together to help secure a brighter future for our youngest citizens. Email [email protected] to see how you can get involved #fnbecd #InvestInOurChildren #ECDHour #FreedomDay #FreedomDay2022
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Brilliant idea! Anyone else have any thoughts?
Community reading (for fun) campaigns - one community at a time. Until reading becomes a culture, where young and old are excited to listen to stories - it will be difficult to achieve the goals of a literate population in SA.
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