Globavasity Literacy Methodology: The Magic Bullet for Literacy Education in Nigeria

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Eng. Obisike Okechukwu Elechi
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Dr. John Mordeciah Patrick
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Abstract

There has been increasing concern for what works and the best practice in adult literacy education. This search has resulted in the multiplicity of models of literacy delivery. Globavasity methodology is one such model of literacy practice. This paper examines the structure and delivery of literacy education, how adult learners could within shortest possible time acquire the skill of reading and writing. The paper focuses on how to motivate adult learners, the arrangement of the vowel, the consonant, letter, and word combinations as contained in the primer to build a fast reading, writing, and numeracy skill and how literacy could be embedded with other social practice to make literacy education practical and functional. The Globavasity is a magic bullet for literacy education, a model that works in adult literacy education.

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Eng. Obisike Okechukwu Elechi. 2020. \u201cGlobavasity Literacy Methodology: The Magic Bullet for Literacy Education in Nigeria\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - G: Linguistics & Education GJHSS-G Volume 20 (GJHSS Volume 20 Issue G8): .

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There has been increasing concern for what works and the best practice in adult literacy education. This search has resulted in the multiplicity of models of literacy delivery. Globavasity methodology is one such model of literacy practice. This paper examines the structure and delivery of literacy education, how adult learners could within shortest possible time acquire the skill of reading and writing. The paper focuses on how to motivate adult learners, the arrangement of the vowel, the consonant, letter, and word combinations as contained in the primer to build a fast reading, writing, and numeracy skill and how literacy could be embedded with other social practice to make literacy education practical and functional. The Globavasity is a magic bullet for literacy education, a model that works in adult literacy education.

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Eng. Obisike Okechukwu Elechi University of Port Harcourt
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