How to teach a tribal literacy class video

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What does a literacy class in a minority language of Papua New Guinea look like?
After learning to speak the Kovol language the missionary team is now teaching reading and writing in the Kovol language. What does a day of class look like?

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J E GROENVELD · 16/07/2026 at 3:17 pm

Thanks a lot. Very very well done. Enjoyed looking at it and being reminded for what reason you do certain things. May the Lord help you to have patience, wisdom and insight in guiding each participant to become experienced readers and writers and be able to teach others. To be able to eventually read Gods Word and know Him through and through. Jan and Doortje

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