Cuban Literacy Method Used in Spain
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- 02 / 12 / 2008
According to Granma news daily, thus far, 75 out of 100 people have learned to read and write using this Cuban method there.
Silva said that in this Andalusian city of 700,000 inhabitants, there are 400,000 who lack academic degrees and nearly 20,000 illiterates in spite of the fact that official figures do not admit it.
He added that, after learning about the success of the 'Yo si puedo program in Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, they made the necessary arrangements with the islands education authorities to implement it in some European cities.
He noted that it was necessary to adapt the method to the conditions in Seville. "Cuba contributed the method and we are now adding our experience so that other European cities do the same," he stressed.
(www.cubanews.ain.cu)
Silva said that in this Andalusian city of 700,000 inhabitants, there are 400,000 who lack academic degrees and nearly 20,000 illiterates in spite of the fact that official figures do not admit it.
He added that, after learning about the success of the 'Yo si puedo program in Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua, they made the necessary arrangements with the islands education authorities to implement it in some European cities.
He noted that it was necessary to adapt the method to the conditions in Seville. "Cuba contributed the method and we are now adding our experience so that other European cities do the same," he stressed.
(www.cubanews.ain.cu)
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