By Margaretha | Project Coordinator
Joshua dropped out of school in class 3 but was later readmitted to class 1 because he couldn't read, write nor spell his name. He dropped out again apparently due to his learning problems and migrated to the street to avoid being forced to go back to school. Prior to being admitted to SAP's Children Programme a month ago, he couldn't also count or write numbers from 1-100 and also solve basic mathematics.
Through SAP's Individualised Education Plan based on Joshua's learning needs, he's learning to read and count at age 11. With the help of FonixGH Activity Book, Joshua can now identify letter sounds and blend letters to read words in sentences. He can also count and write numbers from 1-20 correctly, and he's delighted with this progress.
"I'm very happy that I'm learning to read and count now. I'm very grateful to SAP," Joshua said.
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