literacy
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- noun
- /ˈlɪtərəsi/
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- According to Ofsted, employers are still struggling to find staff with suitable literacy and numeracy skills.
- information literacy
- technological literacy
- media literacy
I do think that porn literacy would make a lot of sense.
- I do think that porn literacy would make a lot of sense.
- So we let's have let's have media literacy for them.
- Through their writings, these authors work to create racial literacy.
- And they are all absolutely a result of science literacy.
- We're not taught financial literacy, we're not taught mindset, we're not taught success principles.
- And I currently don't think as a society we have the literacy to do that.
- So it's more so about the financial management, the literacy, the the relationship with money.
- Well, what I mean by cultural literacy is awareness of some of the.
Examples
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The principles of media literacy education are transferable across topics and are not content specific.
Academic text (2011) -
Many organizations are implementing programs to improve digital literacy among children and teens.
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We need media literacy as much, I think, as we need to learn to read.
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Library staff needs to be highly trained if they are to support students' literacy growth in these areas.
Academic text (2011) -
How can we push for science literacy globally?
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For one thing, more science literacy, more basic literacy, like what is a greenhouse gas?
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We're not taught financial literacy, we're not taught mindset, we're not taught success principles.
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There are problems with numeracy as well, but problems with literacy in our society are real.
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RSS and social bookmarking are two tools that have a place in libraries' information literacy programs.
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Do you have any thoughts on how we could cultivate more scientific literacy if that's the right phrase to use?
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
literacy = literate (semi-transparent) = liter + acy
Formally derived from 'literate' + '-acy' but the sense has been extended metaphorically to domain-specific competencies (e.g., digital literacy), weakening the direct semantic link.
Etymology
Literacy also means knowledge or skill in a particular area, as in digital literacy or media literacy. It uses the same root litera ('letter'): just as you learn to 'read' letters, you learn to 'read' and understand a subject, so literacy is being able to find and use information in that area.