1. Learn to read.
2. Help others develop literacy skills.
3. Use our literacy skills to increase our gospel knowledge and spirituality.
4. Gain knowledge, light, understanding, culture, and appreciation from some of the great literature of all time.
5. Develop the ability to write and communicate effectively.
To help accomplish these goals, generous women—who are either well-educated on their topic or want to learn more about their topic—have volunteered to share their insights and ideas with us on a regular basis. In the coming days and months, look forward to the messages they have to share with us. Hopefully, as we share our knowledge about literacy we can work together to learn and grow.
At any point, feel free to contribute to this forum. You may do so in a number of ways:
1. Comment on any post. Ask a question. Start a dialogue. Leave a message.
2. Share with us your own experiences. Tell us about a book you’ve read—whether it was good or bad. Relate a literary moment you might have had. Let us know about a website you find helpful.
3. Become a regular contributor. There are still lots of columns to be written. Don’t be intimidated—some don’t require any specific knowledge or skills. We welcome all willing participants.
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this is an excellent idea for all ages. I am in college and this is a great beginner refreshment in reading as well as writing. For elementaries and high schoolers, it is excellent for critical thinking skills and for higher education, i fell it is all of the above. We ned to keep up with our verbal communications as well as our writing skills. It is detrimental to communicating with someone, or fellow socialite.
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