Sentence examples for literacy I from inspiring English sources

Be proficient in information literacy, i.e. be able to locate, evaluate, and effectively interpret claims, theories, and assumptions in science and engineering.

Professional providers sought to "activate" users' engagement with knowledge search by investing on their literacy, i.e. showing the basics of the logic of appropriateness informing their decision; and on trust relationships, i.e. becoming transparent on the criteria of knowledge selection during the innovation processes.

How can we build a 21st-century university that embodies these principles of vertical literacy, i.e., of awareness-based systems change?

Given the variability in literacy (i.e., levels of education) within the community, how did participants complete the questionnaire?

Adaptations to methods such as reducing the focus on tasks requiring literacy (i.e. reading and writing) were important for ensuring applicability to low-literacy populations.

Often however, social networks do not have adequate mental health literacy (i.e., knowledge about mental health problems, like problem drinking, or how to treat them).

Changing How Literacy Is Taught: Evidence on Synthetic Phonics.

Your People: Digital Literacy Is Essential Sarah Rowson has some tips for running a multicultural work environment, including: "Even if asking questions reveals ignorance on your part, taking steps to correct that ignorance is still better than continuing to grope about blindly".

Mullen's other work and leadership experiences include positions at the Senate Office of Barack Obama, Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity, Literacy Is for Everyone program, and the Neighborhood Schools Program at The University of Chicago.

Just because young people grow up Texting, Facebooking, Snapchatting and Instagramming doesn't mean that they have more than a superficial knowledge of the five literacies I described above.

Our interest is the comparison of estimated coefficients when we ignore measurement error in the literacy measure (i.e., the "unadjusted" case) and when we make appropriate "adjustments" using the MESE model, i.e., equations (7)–(9).