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Existentialist perspective of literacy promotional campaigns

Advances have been made in the formal educational system with the incursion of the private sector. Despite this progress, adult literacy which is driven mostly by the non-formal sector still needs more promotional efforts by individuals and groups instead of relying on government efforts and develop...

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720 |a Omoregie, C. O.  |e author 
720 |a Abiona, A. I.  |e author 
260 |c 2018 
520 |a Advances have been made in the formal educational system with the incursion of the private sector. Despite this progress, adult literacy which is driven mostly by the non-formal sector still needs more promotional efforts by individuals and groups instead of relying on government efforts and development partner activities. This paper argues that to start from the premise that everybody knows is not only a fallacy but also an undermining factor for all literacy promotional campaigns 
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024 8 |a International journal of continuing and non-formal education 9(1) 2018.Pp. 94 - 100 
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653 |a Literacy 
653 |a Adult literacy 
653 |a Promotional campaigns 
653 |a Learning society 
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