Sentence examples for literacy only from inspiring English sources

If there is no training of the mind, then literacy only creates dumb people who don't ask questions and become complacent".

And, perhaps most fascinating of all, increased scientific literacy only increased the cultural divide.David Roberts captures the upshot of all this.The operative concept here is "motivated reasoning".

When asked about how best to facilitate language learning and literacy, only 34percentt of parents answered all six questions correctly before the training, but 65percentt got them all right after the classes.

Intriguingly, Osborne points to the biggest divide in Uganda between the Nilotic-speaking peoples of the north of Uganda, who look towards southern Sudan, and the Bantu speaking people of the south whose linguistic cousins spread all the way to southern Africa: language and literacy only accentuate the big cultural differences on either side of this divide – one of the biggest in Africa.

We then tested Model 2, which included only item characteristics (Z_{i,h}) as predictors, that is, module position (for numeracy and literacy only) and item difficulty.

Thus, measuring one dimension of health literacy (functional health literacy only) may not be appropriate.

Education for the great bulk of the population stressed not only literacy but also piety and morality, vocational and economic efficiency, and above all obedience and discipline.

"Play Works" designed by Roto Studio, a firm in Dublin, Ohio, is devoted to fostering not only literacy, but also mathematical understanding and what Dr. Hirsh-Pasek calls "cultural literacy": hence the "Mona Lisa".

Trying to get the lads - the young offenders - to write is a means to address not only literacy but therapeutic needs, moral reasoning, offence-focussed thinking and all at the same time.

I helped to organise the letter because I believe both of these are now necessary if our children are to be adequately prepared not only for literacy, but for learning and life in general.

But reading remains an important link not only to literacy but to thinking critically.