ODL for Parents & Carers: Unexplored Possibilities

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Open & Distance Learning as a strategy for reaching carers is a neglected area. Parents & carers
are typically in long term contact with children. If they can be helped to acquire needed
information and skills, we can make a critical difference to the development of children. It is
difficult to determine the focus of inputs, as it is unclear how to provide access to inputs to carer
groups that may not be literate, and have limited access to technology in terms of resources and
familiarity. It is important for practitioners in the field to consider how ODL can be provided in
effective and interactive ways. // Paper ID 239
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