Sentence examples for lower literacy levels from inspiring English sources

In practice this means working with partners on the ground to find more marginalised girls, and designing research or workshops that are accessible to all girls, including those with, for example, lower literacy levels.

The Book Trust recommends some trusty favourites and interesting newbies, from The Savage, David Almond's exploration of grief, to the Manga Shakespeare series, which includes Romeo and Juliet, Othello and other curriculum stalwarts (and provides an excellent introduction to the Bard for those with lower literacy levels).

The survey of Roma communities across Europe found they tend to be poorer than the rest of the population, with worse health and lower literacy levels.

They also have lower literacy levels and are more likely to live in poverty.

Language barriers and medical jargon may impede communication for women with lower literacy levels and migrants [ 36, 44].

Lower literacy levels were reported by women (31%) than men (59%), and less than half of all participants reported basic literacy levels (44%).

Further, most of them failed the screening test due to their lower literacy level.

In a community where violence is considered as a normative indicator of masculinity, their lower literacy level (20) may affect their critical thinking, resulting in their inability to see ways to communicate other than through violence.

On the other hand, we have to recognize that the links of low SAI score and bad clinical objective outcomes, like death and graft loss, are more easily explained by health care barriers, lower literacy level (negatively influencing treatment adherence), and less social support to help solve problems [ 9].

T-tests were performed to assess differences between subgroups of patients (younger (≤65) versus older patients (>65), males versus females, those with lower educational level versus those with medium and higher educational levels, lower health literacy levels versus those with higher health literacy levels, and those who reported both treatment options were discussed versus those who did not).

The resources to help patients who have lower health literacy levels are very few are not well identified.