Add to ORKGThe term 'literacy' is usually defined as"the ability to read and write at a specified age". According to the statistics provided by the UNESCO,there are 875 million people rated as illiterate and 113 million children have no chance to receive schooling.As for the literacy rate among Asian countr...
Literacy, for the purposes of the census, is the ability to write one’s name. But to reduce literacy...
This book enquires into the politics and practices of international literacy assessment programmes, ...
Literacy is a complex and dynamic phenomenon that varies across time, language, and geography. The o...
The current status of world literacy can be revealed through recent UNESCO data: (1) the nations of ...
Literacy refers to an individual’s ability to communicate through reading and writing. The literacy ...
According to a narrow definition of literacy - ability to read and write, exemplified by understandi...
Demographic and economic changes around the world and the linkage between literacy and development h...
Low literacy levels represent an appalling loss of human potential and economic capacity. The purpos...
Literacy lies at the heart of education and has been formally enshrined as a basic human right since...
There is a general feeling that the technique used so far in national censuses to identify illiterat...
The United Nations estimates that there are one billion illiter-ate adults in the world today (about...
For the last decade literacy and illiteracy of the young at the end of their education has been very...
In her introduction to this edited collection, Christine Halse lays out the purpose of the book as b...
Reading literacy achievement is a general term used to describe the levels of reading comprehension ...
In a literate society, everyone needs to read and write. For some, it is essential for their occupat...
Literacy, for the purposes of the census, is the ability to write one’s name. But to reduce literacy...
This book enquires into the politics and practices of international literacy assessment programmes, ...
Literacy is a complex and dynamic phenomenon that varies across time, language, and geography. The o...
The current status of world literacy can be revealed through recent UNESCO data: (1) the nations of ...
Literacy refers to an individual’s ability to communicate through reading and writing. The literacy ...
According to a narrow definition of literacy - ability to read and write, exemplified by understandi...
Demographic and economic changes around the world and the linkage between literacy and development h...
Low literacy levels represent an appalling loss of human potential and economic capacity. The purpos...
Literacy lies at the heart of education and has been formally enshrined as a basic human right since...
There is a general feeling that the technique used so far in national censuses to identify illiterat...
The United Nations estimates that there are one billion illiter-ate adults in the world today (about...
For the last decade literacy and illiteracy of the young at the end of their education has been very...
In her introduction to this edited collection, Christine Halse lays out the purpose of the book as b...
Reading literacy achievement is a general term used to describe the levels of reading comprehension ...
In a literate society, everyone needs to read and write. For some, it is essential for their occupat...
Literacy, for the purposes of the census, is the ability to write one’s name. But to reduce literacy...
This book enquires into the politics and practices of international literacy assessment programmes, ...
Literacy is a complex and dynamic phenomenon that varies across time, language, and geography. The o...