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In an age of enlightenment, technology and modern living, it’s amazing that it’s estimated that nearly 800 million adults worldwide lack basic literacy skills.
Literacy Day aims to highlight the importance and value of literary education for individuals and groups, and for the wider global culture.
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RT @artsqueensland: Arts Minister Ian Walker announces new literacy program 2 build communication skills for refugee families via @slqld http://t.co/Zv7cgJAwc6
RT @bridger_w: Do you struggle with rational thinking and basic literacy? Let us know in the comments below
RT @schoolsontap: The write stuff: how Unity Academy transformed its students' literacy skills http://t.co/cKnuLIu49g | Independent
Mobilink and UNESCO to Take Forward Award Winning SMS Based Literacy Program http://t.co/0ekICP1GfH #Education
RT @indigenous_gov: National Indigenous Literacy Day: Smiles all round for Wilcannia's first adult literacy grads http://t.co/qUQDKpFP #NILD2012 #closingthegap
Arts Minister Ian Walker announces new literacy program 2 build communication skills for refugee families via @slqld http://t.co/Zv7cgJAwc6
So that is 3,200 words in two hours, not including writing a plan, which bears resemblance to standard levels of literacy and is coherent
Literacy the key to success. http://t.co/OA1aWIaEZ5
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