Sentence examples for educational literacy from inspiring English sources

It's a vital part of any child's educational literacy to learn about it.

The findings suggest that, given this more balanced profile, girls, compared to boys, are less at risk of losing touch with traditional print-based educational literacy in school.

He wrote: "The proposed test commits what has been appropriately called 'the fallacy of the unique methodological solution', that is, succumbing to the belief that 'if only we can fix this aspect and make all teachers do this particular thing, all (educational, literacy, …) problems will be solved.'".

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time dialysis enrollment rates in Guatemala (or any Mesoamerican country) have been correlated with an economic (HDI) or educational (literacy rates) indicator and only the second time maps of agricultural activity and regional temperature have been used to analyze CKDnT [ 35].

Safari Tales is one of the good guys though: not only is it paid for entirely upfront, but it has clear educational goals – "literacy skills through creative play" as its developer puts it.

The LeScEd project deals with modeling and measuring the educational research literacy of students within the field of educational sciences and therefore adopts a similar approach to our work.

It is important to note that tailoring is more than linguistic translation; tailoring interventions to the Latino population will need to address educational, language, literacy and acculturation levels, along with unique illness beliefs and attitudes about T2D found among Latinos.

The training is designed to convey sophisticated technical and health information while remaining accessible to people from a variety of educational backgrounds, literacy levels, and ages.

Challenges to communicating effectively with high-risk groups have included language barriers, educational and literacy status, income level, cultural differences, and difficulty reaching racial/ethnic minority groups (Imm et al. 2007; Kuntz et al. 2009; Silver et al. 2007).

Figure 1 illustrates the temporal sequences of life expectancy at birth from 1970 to 2004 in the 119 LDCs included in the study and in the context of economy, educational environment (literacy), nutritional status (undernourishment), and political regime.

The observed regional and socioeconomic heterogeneity of mobile phone ownership was also demonstrated in Kenya [ 37] where factors like gender, educational level, literacy and income are also thought to have an influence on mobile phone ownership [ 37].