This honor is available only to clubs outside the North American Division. For those inside the North American Division, use the AY Honor Tutoring honor instead.
Requirements
1. Define the term literacy.
2. Research and briefly describe how two or three organizations in your community or country promote literacy or provide literacy services to children and adults.
3. Write a paragraph explaining why literacy is important.
4. Complete three of the following activities:
a. Help someone read a small book or short story.
b. Read a short story to a group of young children and discuss it with them afterward.
c. Make 10 flash cards with simple words and illustrations or pictures and give them to someone who is learning how to read.
d. Read several chapters from the Bible to an elderly person you know who is blind or unable to read. This can be done in one visit or several visits.
e. Give a five-minute presentation in your school or Sabbath school or church on what you learned about literacy.
5. Choose three words and explain to your instructor how you would teach someone what the words mean and how to spell them.
Specific only to places where ADRA serves (not available in the United States), this patch originally had the image of hands cradling something (which is evident in some other logos of different Adventist Ministries), in this case a small chalkboard with letters and numbers. It was later renamed to Literacy. These ADRA patches originally appeared in 2002, but were later redesigned and some requirements modified in 2009.
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