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Learn more about "Let's Move" and how Michelle Obama is trying to help Americans eat more healthy foods. Find out why obesity is dangerous for your health and what you can do about it.
Many adult and family literacy programs are free. To start on your own path to success, find a program near you.
Discover fun ways to support reading at home and in your community.
Try out online activities for adult learners, like practicing how to find the main idea and supporting details in a paragraph, or building your vocabulary through a word sorting game.
What should a school-age child know and be able to do when he starts school? Find out how to help your child reach key reading milestones.
Visit the Library at the Thinkfinity Literacy Network for a comprehensive list of literacy resources available to learners of all ages. For other free, fun games and lessons in all subject areas, visit www.thinkfinity.org and click on Student.
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Brent Lindsay
Brent Lindsay started school with his name written on a piece of paper in his pocket because he could not talk.
The Verizon Tech Savvy Awards honor programs that improve parents’ and children’s understanding and use of technology. The 2009 winners were announced at the National Conference on Family Literacy. These standard-setting programs serve as models for integrating technology training into traditional family literacy programs.
On October 15, 2007, the Verizon Foundation and its national partners hosted the National Literacy Summit.3 - Competitive Literacies for the Global Economy: Building Learning Communities. The Webcast event convened global thought leaders to discuss and demonstrate how technology drives the definition of literacy and learning required in a competitive global economy.
