WATCH | Education In Crisis | Innovative ways to improve literacy levels

CAPE TOWN - With South Africa lurching from one crisis to another, our future generations could spiral into disaster if nothing is done immediately.

The incredibly low levels of literacy and inability to read for meaning by many pupils,
is a concern.

Civil organisations, education experts and the Basic Education Minister are urgently calling for interventions.

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But what exactly are those interventions? How easily implementable are they?

And how do we speak to these youngsters on a platform that identify with?

Su Little is the Programme Director at TOTS - or Turn On The Subtitles.

She spoke to eNCA.