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  • Dr E Lyster and S Land (2011)

    Evaluation Report 2011

  • Aitchison,J. (2007)

    How the Family Literacy Project has contributed to the lives of its members, their families and communities

  • Aitchison,J. (2006)

    Experiments in the provision of rural community libraries in South Africa: the Family Literacy Project’s initiatives. UKZN

  • Desmond, A. (2001)

    The Impact of the Family Literacy Project on Adults in Rural KwaZulu-Natal: A Case Study, University of Natal, Durban (M.Ed dissertation)

  • Desmond, S. (2004)

    Family Literacy Project Adult Education and Development No 61 Institute for International Cooperation of the German Adult Education Association

  • Desmond, S. 2004

    Literacy for now and the future:Working with parents and children. Language Matters. 35:2

  • Desmond, S. (2003)

    Making reading a shared pleasure and a valuable skill: The Family Literacy Project in the southern Drakensberg, KwaZulu Natal Innovation, No 26 June 2003 University Library, University of Natal

  • Desmond S. and Dlamini Z. 2007

    Encouraging young childen to use our libraries. IFLA/ALP Reading Promotion Workshop. Windhoek, Namibia.

  • Desmond, Snoeks 2000

    Prepare your child to read Durban: Family Literacy Project (also available in Zulu)

  • Frow, J. 2007

    Family Literacy Project. Evaluation 2007, Durban

  • Frow, J. 2006

    Evaluation of the Family Literacy Project, Durban

  • Gibson C and Kerry C (2008)

    A synergistic mix: Spreading the messages of child health through a family literacy programme in rural KwaZulu- Natal, South Africa. Symposium on Early Childhood Development: The Eastern and Southern African Experience, Livingstone, Zambia 20-22 August, 2008.

  • Kvalsvig, JD; Qotyana, P; McLennan-Smith, G. (2003)

    Bringing literacy skills to young children: a qualitative evaluation. Child, Youth and Family Development, Human Sciences Research Council.

  • Machet, MP & Pretorius, EJ. (2003)

    Family literacy: a project to get parents involved South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science, 69 (2).

  • Machet, MP. (2001)

    Getting children to read. Free State Libraries, January – March:2-6

  • Machet, MP. (1999)

    The parent/child/teacher reading relationship. Per Linguam, 15(2): 18-27

  • Machet, MP (2003)

    Who reads what? Fiction reading by young people in South Africa Innovation, No 26 June 2003 University Library, University of Natal

  • Machet, M & Lindner, Rosemarie. 2000

    The need is to read: make reading an enjoyable and rewarding activity for all. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 16 April

  • Machet, M & Lindner, Rosemarie. 2000

    Preliteracy skills: Give your child a head-start in life. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 23 April.

  • Machet, M & Lindner, Rosemarie. 2000.

    Developing a positive attitude to reading. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 30 April 2000.

  • Machet, M & Lindner, Rosemarie. 2000

    Using literacy in the environment. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 7 May.

  • Machet, M. 2000

    What stories teach children. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 28 May.

  • Machet, M. 2000

    Parent power. Sunday Times, Read/Right Supplement, 4 June

  • Machet, MP & Pretorius, EJ. 2003

    Helping your child become a reader. Cape Town: New Africa Publishers

  • Mashishi, L. (2002)

    Using a Community-Based Curriculum To Promote Literacy in Soweto Community Partnerships by Elsa Auerbach (ed.). TESOL Publication. pp 107-120.

  • Mashishi, L. & Cook, M. (2003)

    Learning From Soweto: The Story of Two Family Literacy Programs in South Africa and the United Kingdom Family Literacy. From Theory to Practice by DeBruin-Parecki, A Krol-Sinclair, B. (eds.) IRA Publication. Pp227-248.

  • Mashishi, L. (2003)

    Reviving a Culture of teaching and Learning Through Parents and Schools Learning Clubs Reading For All in Africa: Building Communities Where Literacy Thrives ny Arua Arua (ed.) IRA Publication, pp.43-50

  • Mashishi, L. (2002)

    Book Review of M. Martin-Jones and K. Jones (eds) Multilingual Literacies: Reading and Writing Different Worlds. The Netherlands: John Benjamins Publishing Company, in Journal of Early Childhood Literacy 2 (3) pp323-326.

  • Pretorius, E.J. & Machet, M.P. (2004)

    The socio-educational context of literacy accomplishments in disadvantaged schools: Lessons for reading in the early primary school years Journal for Language Teaching 38 (1) 2004

  • Prinsloo, M. & Stein, P

    What’s inside the box? Children’s early encounters with literacy in South African classrooms Perspectives in Education, Volume 22 (2) June 2004

  • van Schalkwyk, L.O.

    The Family Literacy Project Evaluation 2008

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