Sentence examples for strong literacy from inspiring English sources

"We have a strong literacy program here," she said.

In her first month, she has proposed developing a uniform curriculum for all schools, privatizing the food service program, consolidating six school buildings that currently serve from 21 to 274 students each, reorganizing the district and creating a strong literacy program and a comprehensive summer school program.

And that we're creating a qualification that potentially doesn't fulfil the need of employers in this day and age, where we need strong literacy, strong numeracy and science skills in almost every student.

Last week figures from the OECD think tank indicated the 55-65 agroupoup in England had stronger literacy and numeracy skills than 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-oldsqualifications.

If politicians and society had strong scientific literacy, Tyson said, there should be no debate within politics as to whether climate change existed.

The combination of a truly stay-at-home comparison group in the current study design, with the district's strong preschool literacy emphasis in 2010, likely contributed to the current study's significant first grade findings in contrast to the Tennessee results.

In addition, the training module assumed familiarity with online electronic systems, comfort with multiple-choice test-taking skills, and strong English literacy-all potentially disruptive to an environmental justice project, for example, if staffed by people who speak English as a second language or have little or no experience navigating web-based programs.

It also placed a strong focus on literacy in every primary school.

"We need to equip our young people with strong numeracy and literacy skills whatever their academic level so that they have a good foundation for their future careers.

The results are illustrated (Fig. 2) by the data from the Czech Republic, where the patterns are particularly strong for both Literacy and Numeracy.

The challenges associated with virtual schooling include the conclusion that the only students typically successful in online learning environments are those who have independent orientations towards learning, highly motivated by intrinsic sources, and have strong time management, literacy, and technology skills.