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Story of the Week

September 8, 2008

Alison Pepper

The following story was written by Alison Pepper, from Edmonton, Alberta. In April 2008, Alison took part in some sessions during the Pan-Canadian Interactive Literacy Forum in Edmonton.

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I believe

by Alison Pepper

  • Children are our future.
  • Children should learn to read and write, no matter what.
  • No one should be denied the opportunity to have a proper education.
  • It is never too late to learn to read and write.

[This story was taken with permission, from the way in: Word on the Prairie, a collection of photo essays of real lives, published by Literacy Alberta. Alison’s story is found on page 26.]

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