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  • In [[education]] and [[literacy]], '''quantitative literacy''' (also called '''numeracy''') is "the knowledge and skills required to ap ...lt Literacy in America: a first look at the findings of the National Adult Literacy Survey], (NCES 93275). U.S. Department of Education.</ref>
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  • ...concerns [[second language acquisition]] (SLA), [[bilingual education]], [[literacy]] and [[neurolinguistics]]. His work seeks to inform policy on bilingual ed
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  • * Seymour, P. H. K.; Aro, M.; & Erskine, J. M. (2003). Foundation literacy acquisition in European orthographies. ''British Journal of Psychology'', ' * Stubbs, Michael. (1980). ''Language and literacy: The sociolinguistics of reading and writing''. London: Routledge & Kegan P
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  • Dialect standardisation can be explained as the result of [[literacy]], and access to standardised written materials. By contrast, because regio
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  • ...us on written language therefore ignores linguistic development prior to [[literacy]]. Another reason is that [[writing system]]s typically ignore many feature
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  • *Tarone, E., M. Bigelow & K. Hansen (2009). ''Literacy and Second Language Oracy''. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 97801944
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  • ...ing to [[electric guitar|electric]], adding a back-up band, and bringing [[literacy]] to [[rock and roll|rock'n'roll]]. In the late sixties, after a lay-off d
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  • ...rary/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/iv.html Côte d'Ivoire]'.</ref> [[Literacy]] stands at about half the population, and the majority of Ivoirians are ei
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  • .... Augustyn, Jr. "Together and Apart: Lithuanian and Polish Immigrant Adult Literacy Programs in Chicago, 1890-1930." ''Polish American Studies'' 2000 57(2): 31
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  • ...ent<ref name="unicefexplain">of 14 and 15-year-olds; based on 3 surveys on literacy and ability in mathematics, science, and reading; ranking is based on numbe
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  • ...the Danish threat to his kingdom of [[Wessex]], was determined to improve literacy among his people. He undertook some translations of then-popular classics
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  • ...ed to say that the President was elected because "we do not have a civics, literacy test before people can vote...People who could not even spell the word 'vot | title = Former Congressman Tom Tancredo Says Obama Won Because There is No Literacy Test Before Voting
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  • ...d organizer for the [[Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee]] teaching literacy and voter education to sharecroppers. Adams was an active participant in [
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  • I have no experience writing for kids but for adults with low literacy levels, which follows the very same principles of limiting vocabulary and s
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  • ...tely the size of the U.S. state of [[New Mexico (U.S. state)|New Mexico]]. Literacy is approximately 90 percent. <ref name=CIAfactVN>{{citation
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  • ...on a literate population, but are also thought to help stimulate increased literacy.
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  • ...as cataloging, collection development for a diverse community, information literacy, community standards, public services-focused librarianship, serving a dive *[[Information literacy]]
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  • Continuing to strengthen agricultural literacy among consumers through Ag in the Classroom projects. Mini-grants for Farm Bureau groups to increase ag literacy efforts in their communities.
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  • ...us on written language therefore ignores linguistic development prior to [[literacy]]. Another reason is that [[writing system]]s typically ignore many feature
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  • The literacy rate is 74.8%, the female literacy rate 67.1%.
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  • ...he [[Hawaiian bible|bible]] was translated into Hawai{{Okina}}ian in 1839, literacy on the Hawai{{Okina}}ian islands soared. Hawai{{Okina}}i quickly became the
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  • ...ing, for a large part of the population, meant instruction only in basic [[literacy]] and elementary [[arithmetic]] skills in tuition-based schools which were
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  • ...pt was introduced by the [[Soviet Union]] as part of an effort to increase literacy and distance the, at that time, largely illiterate population, from the Isl ...c language]]. The literacy campaign was successful, with near universal [[literacy]] being achieved by the 1950s.
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  • ...kforce Investment Act, displaced homemakers, adult basic education (family literacy), rehabilitation, professional development, and training programs from immi
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  • ===Health literacy=== [[Health literacy]] can be assessed.
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  • ...&pmid=16174840}}</ref> The NNT has been proposed to improve [[quantitative literacy]].<ref name="pmid3374545"/> The calculations are derived from the results o
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  • ...at all levels was closely linked to the [[church]]. The teaching of basic literacy skills was undertaken on a wide front so that the individual [[Christian]] ...vy emphasis was put on education which made the US have one of the highest literacy rates at the time.
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  • ...|America]], only a small percentage of the population in any country was [[literacy|literate]] before the [[Industrial Revolution]]. ...ityguide.org/volunteer/fifteen/reading-books.htm Jamie Littlefield].</ref> Literacy rates in the USA are also more highly correlated to weekly earnings than IQ
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  • ...s researchers become more interested in how [[language acquisition]] and [[literacy]] are related, how people process [[written language]] and how [[computers]
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  • ...y, the availability of printed materials led to a continuing rise in the [[literacy]] level, revolutionizing education. ...previous century) than expected, but also a significantly higher level of literacy than has often been estimated.
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  • ...h greater freedom from traditional restraints. In the sixteenth century as literacy spread, as more and different types of people began to compose poetry, a no
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  • ...anguage acquisition]] specialists, and educators concerned with developing literacy.<ref>See for example Frost & Katz (1992); Young-Scholten (2002); Connor et
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  • * Mclean, Lorna. "'To Become Part of Us': Ethnicity, Race, Literacy and the Canadian Immigration Act of 1919". ''Canadian Ethnic Studies'' 2004
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  • ...ulish and the [[Calendar of Coligny]]). Furthermore, Caesar attests to the literacy of the Gauls, but also wrote that their priests, the [[druids]], forbade us ...to record short inscriptions (largely personal names), more sophisticated literacy was not introduced to Celtic areas not conquered by Rome until the advent o
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  • ...equently translated into other languages soon after their publication, and literacy rates around the world are at historic highs, there is a growing sense of a ...other words, the future of literature may have less to do with traditional literacy and letters than anyone can predict.
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  • ...disabilities: [[Color Blindness|color blindness]], motion impairments, low literacy, and so forth.
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  • ...ettling of Schools'' in that very same year, leading to widespread minimal literacy. At the university level, Scotland boasted 5 universities. Scots also went
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  • *[[Financial and Economic Literacy Caucus]]
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  • ...and illiteracy", because its volunteers aim to continue spreading public [[literacy]] and appreciation for the literary heritage just as [[public library|publi
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  • ...required that he know how to read. Thus, early on, [[education]] in basic literacy skills became an important part of the Christian life for Protestants. In t
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  • ...skrit was a prestige dialect that was used as a marker of social class and literacy in [[Vedic period|post-Vedic]] India.
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  • ...etworks in schools; all teachers to get enhanced training on mental health literacy |url=https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/mental-health-schools-suppor
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  • ...re|cultural]] or [[education]]al background: for example, people who are [[literacy|literate]] in a [[writing system]] which demarcates units of language by sp
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  • ...e account of his life, as well as the note that exonerated Ann Melton. His literacy is highly unusual given his station in life, and the incredible poverty of
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  • ...ney on footwear, and Kyoto people on fine clothes. <ref>Richard Torrance, "Literacy and Literature in Osaka, 1890-1940," ''The Journal of Japanese Studies'' 31
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  • ...than India's, though India had fewer famines than China. China had higher literacy, basic educational, and life expectancy rates than India, while India had a ...sistent series for Latin American real incomes, life expectancy, and adult literacy over the 20th century reveal that living standards rose most rapidly betwee
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  • ===Nat Turner, anti-literacy laws===
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  • ...equently translated into other languages soon after their publication, and literacy rates around the world are at historic highs, there is a growing sense of a ...other words, the future of literature may have less to do with traditional literacy and letters than anyone can predict.
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  • ...nerations of American schoolchildren used these readers to acquire basic [[literacy]] skills and to imbibe the moral lessons they taught. ...ach had its origins during the [[Protestant Reformation|Reformation]] when literacy was promoted as a means of enabling people to read the Bible. Following the
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  • ...if they wanted, attend evening classes on subjects ranging civics to basic literacy. Skilled courses such as motor repair, cooking, and baking were popular; L
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