Sentence examples for quality literacy from inspiring English sources

Thoughtful economists have been proposing a variety of alternative indicators to broaden the scope of the gross domestic product to honor and reflect the value of parks, schools, volunteerism, air and water quality, literacy, civility, even solitude and sunsets.

50 Disappointingly, there is a low level of CEO knowledge on quality and safety reports, 35 possibly little Boardroom awareness on salient nursing quality issues, 36 and little practice identified to improve quality literacy for the Board.

Harkin's rewrite contains a new focus on children's years before kindergarten, requiring states to develop guidelines for student abilities prior to that point; to provide "greater access to high-quality literacy instruction" in early childhood education; and encourages full-day kindergarten programs.

An inclusive, quality digital literacy education is the foundation for greater opportunities and sustainable development.

Meanwhile, the global focus on universal primary education has diverted attention from other crucial areas, such as education quality, adult literacy and early childhood care, a UN agency has said.

Most primary and secondary schools don't have quality financial literacy programs.

It also raises concerns about the quality of literacy and numeracy skills, asking what is the best way to assess them.

Universal high-quality pre-kindergarten and kindergarten systems and out-of-school quality summer literacy and enrichment supports will keep children safe, enable parents to work, stop summer learning loss and better prepare them to succeed in school.

The focus of this paper is on the relationship between teaching quality and the literacy skills of marginalized children.

We sought to describe the main purpose of commonly available renal diet apps and to quantify the accuracy of information, technical quality, and health literacy demand of renal diet apps.

I see teachers always struggling with what to do when wanting to incorporate Aboriginal pedagogies like Tyson Yunkaporta's eight-ways approach, Chris Sarra's Strong and Smart with what else the profession is asking of them, such as Alarm, quality teaching, visual literacy, direct instruction, and phonemic awareness.