"literacy standards" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the general level of literacy that is expected of an individual or group, usually with reference to language use, writing, or reading. For example, "All students must meet the literacy standards set by the school district."
Even on recent state standardized tests, though, only 19% of students met literacy standards and 20% met math standards.
"Already literacy standards are declining," Greenfield asserts.
The new school will raise literacy standards by "collapsing the humanities subjects into English", Hussain said.
It ruined your campaign for higher literacy standards the following day.
Libraries are essential to improving literacy standards, to closing the digital divide and as community hubs for the wellbeing of the nation.
Despite improvements in numeracy and literacy standards over the last decade, pupils still struggle with writing and rates of improvement still lag behind those for reading.
This article describes the design and evaluation of a Blackboard eLearning module, Music Library Instruction Module based on a music information literacy standard 2, accessing needed information effectively and efficiently.
"Five hundred early childhood experts, pediatricians, psychologists, researchers, and teachers found the Common Core standards to be so developmentally inappropriate that they called for their suspension in grades K through 3... Louisa Moats, one of the few early childhood experts that were on the team that created the literacy standard, is now one of their most outspoken critics.
The same countries also enjoyed greater political freedom... more social spending and received higher scores on the U.N. Human Development Index, an indicator of longevity, literacy and standard of living".
Previous research has identified Human Development Index (a national index of life expectancy, literacy and standard of living) as a variable that was significantly related to fishing pressure (25).
While overall the country ranks 145th (out of 187) on the United Nations 2014 Human Development Index (HDI), the three Districts show some variation in development indicators – which include life expectancy, literacy, education, standard of living, and quality of life [ 12].
