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Enhancing Health Literacy in Endourology: Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Readability of Patient Education Materials. [PDF]
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ASSESSMENT OF READING LITERACY
National Center for Higher Education Development, 2023The article describes the experience of developing measuring materials in the framework of functional literacy monitoring and describes the conceptual foundations for assessing reading skills in PIRLS and PISA in the context of international studies. It gives an idea of the role and place of modern assessment tools for measuring the educational skills ...
B.Zh. Sarybaeva, K.M. Kaidarova
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Literacy acquisition: Reading development
2020Reading is a complex, multifactorial, and dynamic skill. Most of what we currently know about neural correlates underlying reading comes from studies carried out with adults. However, considering that adults are skilled readers, findings from these studies cannot be generalized to children who are still learning to read. The advancement of neuroimaging
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On literacy, reading, and learning to read in Mexico
PROSPECTS, 2016In this article, we explore the meanings of literacy, and more specifically of reading, in the Mexican context from a sociocultural perspective and as a social practice, underlining the technologies, competence, knowledge, beliefs, and values that permeate literacy use.
Judy Kalman, Iliana Reyes
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2003
This article summarises the research conducted on children’s reading, in the Asia-Pacific region. The article is organised around a series of themes, which are common to a number of countries in the region. Judgements about the priority of researchable literacy problems are made somewhat tentatively, in view of the extraordinary diversity found in ...
Warwick B. Elley, Ho Wah Kam
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This article summarises the research conducted on children’s reading, in the Asia-Pacific region. The article is organised around a series of themes, which are common to a number of countries in the region. Judgements about the priority of researchable literacy problems are made somewhat tentatively, in view of the extraordinary diversity found in ...
Warwick B. Elley, Ho Wah Kam
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Contemporary Education Dialogue, 2012
Picture books for children presume the prior existence of a set of reading practices and conventions, as well as institutions that promote reading. In the Indian context, however, picture books have to do double duty to meet other needs as well, like enhancing literacy for one, and also satisfying the social and cultural needs of children who are first-
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Picture books for children presume the prior existence of a set of reading practices and conventions, as well as institutions that promote reading. In the Indian context, however, picture books have to do double duty to meet other needs as well, like enhancing literacy for one, and also satisfying the social and cultural needs of children who are first-
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Reading literacy – digital literacy. Un equilibrio imperfetto?
2023L’articolo intende affrontare, muovendo da approcci teorici differenti, il tema delle competenze di lettura e di quelle digitali, di come oggi debbano interconnettersi e contribuire trasversalmente al processo di formazione e di crescita di un individuo, con riferimento al ruolo giocato dalle istituzioni educative (la scuola) nel ripensare il loro ...
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READING, WRITING, AND LITERACY
The Review of Education, 1975(1975). READING, WRITING, AND LITERACY. The Review of Education: Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 517-521.
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A focus on literacy and reading
SecEd, 2019Alun Ebeneezer explains how he and his team put boys' literacy at the centre of teaching and learning
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Reading, Writing, and Literacy
2006Language is an essential component of normal development and a means for discovering the world. As we have seen, however, deaf children frequently do not have full access to communication until they have passed the most important ages for language acquisition.
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