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“Womb” Literacy: Reading to Infants in the NICU
Neonatal Network, 2004PROMOTING LITERACY IS NOT generally one of the top priorities in the care of high-risk infants in the NICU. Basic survival and tending to medical needs are obviously the most pressing concerns. However, we know from various studies that high-risk infants are at greater risk for less-than-optimal cognitive outcomes.1–3For example, preterm infants are at
Martha Wilson, Jones, Donna M, Englestad
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READING LITERACY AS AN ELEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL LITERACY
EDULEARN Proceedings, 2023Irina Balandina +6 more
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To Read or Not to Read: Risk and Literacy for Enslaved Americans
2022When antebellum slaveholders opposed slave literacy, it was primarily because they thought readers and slaves had opposing characteristics. Through lectures, threats, and commands about literacy, slaveholders conveyed that sentiment to enslaved people. Consequently, enslaved people usually concluded that pursuing literacy was too risky, leading most of
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READING LITERACY AS AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF FUNCTIONAL LITERACY
Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. ArabaevThe article considers reading literacy as a key element of functional literacy, which determines the success of educational and social adaptation of a personality. The article analyzes the concept of reading literacy, its role in the formation of subject and key competencies, as well as the relationship with the results of international research, in ...
J.S. Kydykeeva, G.S. Tagaeva
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Pupils’ Reading Motivation and Reading Literacy Level
International Journal of Research Publications, 2023Ma. Reyna T. Ilago +1 more
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