The phrase "literate environment" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation or setting with a lot of reading, writing, and other forms of literary expression. For example, "The library was a literate environment full of books, magazines, and students discussing ideas."
Environmental literacy or lay literacy is the term used to designate that form of unspecialized competence involved in generally dealing with a literate environment.
Wearable technology whether a Walkman in the 1970s, an LED-illuminated gown in the 2000s, or Google Glass today makes the wearer visible in a technologically literate environment.
It is a type of literacy that is acquired through participating in a literate environment in which written signs, labels, trademarks, headlines, sports scores, and the like are ubiquitous.
This article explores the concept of a literate environment as a framework for better recognizing and more fully specifying the demand side of Education For All – that is, the factors that determine the uses to which new literate, numerate and technical skills can in fact be beneficially put in any given context.
Keep living your life, but also create a richly literate environment.
Keep living your life, but also create a richly literate environment. .
In the western context, children are exposed to literate environments as young as infancy.
NCTE (2008) claims that "because technology has increased the intensity and complexity of literate environments, the twenty-first century demands that a literate person possess a wide range of abilities and competencies, many literacies".
Even if reading instruction improves, scores would suffer if students did less out-of-school reading or had a less literate home environment.
"I mean literally literate".
The demand for employees to be digitally literate in business environments is rising.
