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Should literacy be considered a civil and legal right? Dr Joseph Nwoye shares his view

Podcast:
Reading Swizzle
Publication Date:
June 9, 2023
Podcast description:

Reading Swizzle presents EDUCATION IDEAS THAT AGITATE THE STATUS QUO.The information obtained from books, articles, and research is presented to inform the viewer and listener of EFFECTIVE PRACTICES that could TRANSFORM STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENT and MAKE LITERACY FOR ALL A REALITY.Mary McCool Berry, M.Ed., is a reading specialist with 36 years of experience teaching children and adults how to read. McCool Berry holds a Master’s Degree in Reading (K 12), is a Certified Dyslexia Practitioner, a Certified Dyslexia Advocate, and is an international and national literacy consultant. 

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There is not a single mention of education in the U.S. Constitution. The United States Constitution DOES NOT GUARANTEE LITERACY.

“It’s important to continue fiaghting for education to be protected under the Constitution by litigating this issue. This can create a direct path for the Supreme Court to establish a fundamental right to education and offer an opportunity to create consistency in the United States in the quality of education.” Anna Nornes

DR. NWOYE STATES:

“YOU CANNOT LEGISLATE MORALITY.”
“ADMINISTRATORS AND SCHOOL LEADERS SHOULD KNOW THE SCIENCE OF READING.”
“THE SCIENCE NEEDS TO BE EMBRACED.”
“EDUCATION IS FUNDAMENTAL FOR DEMOCRACY.”

Dr. Nwoye is the author of Cultivating a Belief System for Peace, Equity, and Social Justice for All.

Dr. Nwoye is the Institutional & Corporate Diversity Leader and Trainer at SYSTEMIC DIVERSITY and INCLUSION GROUP, comprised of members from nations around the world.