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Finding effective ways to improve children's literacy comes at a critical time.

This is where media literacy comes in.

With access and literacy, comes a new sense of digital citizenship -- the most promising development in this whole debate.

Along with all the fancy literacy comes a really decided progressive voice that might even shame "traditions" as a whole, while also vehemently claiming them.

With widespread literacy come prescriptions that radically slow change.

Students from families with less literacy come to school less prepared to take advantage of good instruction.

About 50 Agriculture Department extension agents are currently in Afghanistan, but some experts feel the emphasis on agricultural development and farming literacy came too little, too late.

Two names – Samuel Smiles, the Victorian apostle of self-help, and Richard Hoggart, author of The Uses of Literacy – came to mind as I was reading this engaging tale of the poor lad from Eccles, the son of a train driver, who failed his 11-plus yet rose to become editor of the Times.

Does a heightened focus on preschool literacy come at the expense of other cognitive and affective outcomes (e.g. mathematical thinking, scientific inquiry, creative expression, and social and emotional development)?

Instead of slowly, gracefully letting literacy come to her, it is being shoved in her face.

For Patterson, the desire to support literacy came from his upbringing in Newburgh, N.Y., in the 1950s.