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Macmillan Talking Stories

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an innovative computer-based learning experience, developing reading skills and computer skills in children from Grades 1 to 3, creating independent readers who LOVE reading.

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This is Nwabisa, in Grade 1 at Bridgeville Primary School.

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This is Nwabisa at home.

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Nwabisa wants to be a teacher when she grows up. Nwabisa’s reading score has improved by 20% since she started using the Macmillan Talking Stories twelve weeks ago.

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Macmillan Talking Stories

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64 stories, each in three languages

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a range of genres: fiction

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non-fiction

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poetry

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3 levels Level 1 Level 3 Level 2

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Level 1 Core

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Level 1 Beginner

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Level 1 Intermediate

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Level 1 advanced

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Level 2 Core

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Level 2 Beginner

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Level 2 Intermediate

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Level 2 advanced

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Level 3 Core

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Level 3 Beginner

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Level 3 Intermediate

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Level 3 advanced

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fun learning activities

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child-friendly menus and navigation

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Level 1 highlighting of each word as it is spoken

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voice support for every instruction

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simple drag and drop answering

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supported typing of text

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visual clues

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interactive games and quizzes for pairs

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immediate marking

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wrong answer prompts

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animated rewards

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printable worksheets

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printable lists of high frequency words

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printable games

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printable projects

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printable puzzles

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educator’s guides

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index: linked to every assessment standard

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Pilot testing: Bridgeville Primary School 8 March to 31 May 2007 Progress in reading skills: Control group – Talking Stories group - 16% 34% Progress of the Talking Stories group was 113% better than the control group!

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Broad-based evaluation: 2000 learners in 26 schools January to June 2008 Progress in reading skills: Control group – Talking Stories group - 27% 47% Progress of the Talking Stories group was 74% better than the control group!

Summary: Have a look at this presentation to find out why Talking Stories is raising literacy achievement by 70% in South African schools. Visit www.radicallearning.co.za to find out more.

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