Family Literacy in Ireland - Briefing paper

Date: 2011
Author: National Adult Literacy Agency
ISBN: Not available

Family literacy briefing paper

This paper puts forwards findings and recommendations from NALA research on the benefits and impacts of family literacy for both adults and children. This information will be of value to practitioners and policy makers working in the area of family literacy in Ireland and elsewhere.

Category:
Family
Literacy

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