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GDE Content (mySDLR)
GDE Content (mySDLR)
To log into the GDE Content website:
For more information on GDE Content:
https://www.eselearning.org/digital-content-platforms/gde-content-mysdlr
Pocket Schools Live Lessons
Pocket Schools Live Lessons
To log into Pocket Schools Live Lessons:
Phakama Research YouTube Channel
Phakama Research YouTube Channel
You can also view and download Pocket Schools' Live Lessons Broadcasts on the Phakama Research YouTube Channel:
Book Dash: https://bookdash.org/
Book Dash is a South African non-profit that creates and shares free, children’s books. Their mission is to ensure every child owns books by making beautifully illustrated stories available in multiple South African languages.
👩🏽🏫 How Educators & Schools Can Use Book Dash:
👩🏽🏫 How Educators & Schools Can Use Book Dash:
Access Free Books: Visit bookdash.org to read, download, or print books for free.
Open Licence: All books are published under a Creative Commons licence, allowing schools and educators to freely print, copy, and distribute them without restrictions.
Promote Reading: Use the books in classrooms, libraries, and reading clubs to foster a love for reading.
Support Literacy: Integrate Book Dash stories into lesson plans, storytelling sessions, and home reading programs.
Encourage Multilingualism: Books are available in several South African languages, supporting inclusive and mother-tongue education.
African Storybook: https://www.africanstorybook.org/
African Storybook is a digital initiative that provides free, open-access picture books for early reading in African languages. It supports literacy development by offering thousands of stories that can be read online, downloaded, printed, or adapted.
👩🏽🏫 How Educators & Schools Can Use African Storybook:
👩🏽🏫 How Educators & Schools Can Use African Storybook:
Access Multilingual Books: Visit africanstorybook.org to find stories in over 200 African languages, including isiZulu, isiXhosa, Sepedi, Setswana, and more.
Open License: All books can be freely printed, copied, translated, and distributed, making them ideal for schools with limited resources.
Support Literacy: Use stories in classrooms, libraries, and reading clubs to build foundational reading skills.
Digital Integration: Share books via Microsoft Teams or Google Classroom, One Drive or Google Drive, or integrate them in lessons.
Create & Adapt: Teachers can create their own stories or adapt existing ones to suit local contexts and learner needs.
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