Social Democrats propose daily reading
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Social Democrats propose daily reading in primary schools to boost literacy

The Social Democrats propose daily reading and intensive Swedish in primary school. The goal is that all children should be able to read and write when they leave primary school.

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S is running on a small school reform based on small classes for young children. It also includes introducing daily reading and writing into the curriculum, so that all schools prioritise reading.

"Reading training is the most important task of primary school and must be strengthened," says Anders Ygeman (S), education policy spokesperson, in a press release.

Another measure is to introduce intensive Swedish in primary school for students with weak language skills.

“Swedish language skills are crucial for a good education,” says Anders Ygeman.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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