CBE strengthens literacy by shifting the focus from what learners know to what they can do with what they know.
By
Anne Syomwene Kisilu
Professor of Education (Curriculum, Educational Media & Technology)
KCA University
The International Literacy Day, observed annually on September 8, provides an important opportunity for the world to reflect on the meaning, purpose and transformative power of literacy.
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