Children come to school differently resourced. Many children come to school knowing their ABCs and a rare few can read chapter books by the age of six. But what about children who have difficulty learning to read because of home circumstances? This episode explores the work of educators and volunteers who make it their mission to make reading for all a reality.

Episode Guests

• Ms Michelle Yeo, Lawyer and Co-founder of ReadAble
• Ms Joy Tan, Teacher Volunteer at ReadAble
• Dr Tan Chee Soon, Lecturer, National Institute of Education

Recommended Reads

• Neuman, S. & Celano, D. C. (2012) Worlds Apart: One City, Two Libraries, and Ten Years of Watching Inequality Grow. American Educator, 13-23.
• This is What Inequality Looks Like by Teo You Yenn
• The Tyranny of Merit by Michael J. Sandel
• Why Bedtime Stories are so Important to Helping our Children have a Headstart in Life