In his autobiographical novel, Soldat med brutet gevär (1944; When I Was a Child), Moberg considers it his calling to give a voice to the illiterate class from which he came.
More likely culprits were depleted school libraries, an influx of immigrants whose parents were illiterate, and classes so large that teachers could not vary instruction based on individual diagnoses.
Addressing a room of women - young and old, educated and illiterate, middle-class and poor - Zahra Yagana invites the audience to intervene.
For this exhibition Linder casts herself as the Woman with no Name, invoking the spirit of Ann Lee, the charismatic founder of the 18th-century Shaker movement, an illiterate working-class Manchester woman who was persecuted by the authorities and to some extent written out of history.
Education included seven categories (illiterate, attending some classes of primary school, graduating primary school, attending some classes in secondary school, graduating from secondary school, attending some university classes, graduating from university).
22(24.7%), 39(43.8%) were illiterate and elementary class (grade 1-8) complete respectively in their education (Table 1).
Educational status of the informants was divided into five major classes (illiterate, primary, middle, secondary, and university).
That should no longer be the case: a quarter of Mexicans born before 1950 are officially classed illiterate but only 2% of those under 30.
The first informed villagers about opportunities to participate in school governance and monitoring committees, the second trained villagers to use a testing tool, and the third organized literate villagers to hold remedial reading classes for illiterate children.
Table 9 shows that in a Latent Class MNL model using four classes among illiterate respondents, the probability that no ANA is employed in answering efficient design surveys range from 0.69 to 0.45.
