UNESCO Africa:
Learning in your local language counts!
UNESCO Africa:
Ready to embrace a new school day in Soucouta, a village on the west coast of Senegal
UNESCO Africa:
The school of Soucouta, a village on the west coast of Senegal.
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39 pupils are enrolled in 1st grade class in Soucouta, a village in Senegal (May 2013).
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Children of educated mothers’ are more likely to attend school. Here a literacy class in Sowame, a village 100 km from Senegal's capital Dakar
UNESCO Africa:
Don't leave school, is the message of Binetou Thior in Senegal, who left school when she got married.
UNESCO Africa:
I can write and read by own messages!
UNESCO Africa:
Reading in your local language facilitates literacy skills.
UNESCO Africa:
Literacy has improved my fish business, says Gnima Diouf, who sells fish products in Soubacouta, a small Senegalese village
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Lucky to be in school. African teenage girls often drop out of school when they get married.
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Preparing for class. Two women attending literacy classes in a UNESCO project in the Fatick region of Senegal