Does anyone know the 1910 definition of literacy? Or know where I could find the resources for this answer?
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Ability to sign one's own name rather than signing with an "X" (see first link below). You need to look further, since 1910 is the point in time when the definition was shifting to the 3 R's.  The second link below has a long list of resources on literacy (scroll down to bottom of page on Wikipedia).  Good luck!
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IEP = Individual Education Plan?  Are you asking if someone can read something that isn't written?  \n\nIs this in reference to some standardized testing?  A lot of that depends on where you live and what rules apply in your state.
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You could try http://www.sparknotes.com . It gives a lot of information.
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here's one\nhttp://www.themorningnews.org/archives/opinions/is_illiteracy_so_bad.php\nand another one\nhttp://www.efmoody.com/miscellaneous/illiteracy.html
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try www.sparknotes.com (i'm not really sure if you can, but try it...you have nothing to lose_except for time lolz)
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Try searching sparknotes.com, they have actual text and summary
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Hey! I'm looking for reaserach information and I just found a site with stuff about books- Check it out: \n\nhttp://www.questia.com
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There are lots of graded readers out there.  OUP has a good collection and they offer information on how to use them effectively.  This allows you to teach the classics and other important literary works while still working at their English level.
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Yes. Man had to have intelligence first before there could be literacy. \n\nIntelligence is having a high degree of mental capacity and expressing good judgment and sound thought. \n\nIlliteracy simply means having little or no education, being unable to read or write.\n\nThere are many ways one can learn in addition to reading and writing, therefore I believe a person can be capable of intelligent conversation and abstract thinking without having had an education.
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sounds really specific, \na college library can help.
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Try checking out at www.sparknotes.com/literature.This will provide you not only with the date but also the context in which the story is written,a plot overview,a detailed summary and analysis as well as character analysis,while explaining important quotes and proving questions and answers to some of them.\nNever limit urself:the information u would have gathered will help u enormously!
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Have you see some of the spelling (I mean mis-spelling) of words and the the improper sentence structure here on *Answers?  Do you think this is helping us develop our literacy skills?  \n\nThe only way that I can think of how technology is improving our literacy skills, is we can do instant access to a wide range of reference sources on the Internet.  \n\nOne excellant site is:  www.refdesk.com  \n\nIt makes it easier to look up words, people, subjects, etc. than having to go get the dictionary and try to find the word.  So, being easier than the old way, I would say people are more likely now to look up words, so that would probably increase literacy.
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http://once-for-all.blogspot.com/\nhttp://www.literaryhistory.com/20thC/Angelou.htm\n\nU CAN ALSO TRY GOOGLE OR YAHOO SEARCH\nHOPE THIS HELPS\nMAY I HAVE 10 PTS. PLZ
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A teacher advised us to give our daughter a Post-It pad and to have her write a one-line summary of what she just read on each page (less often as her reading got stronger).  If she could not summarize the information in one line, that would be a clue that she hadn't read that portion very well and needed to read it again and more thoroughly.\n\nYou son's teacher(s) might have similar recommendations for him.  Best of luck to you and to him!
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Technological literacy is knowledge about what technology is, how it works, what purposes it can serve, and how it can be used efficiently and effectively to achieve specific goals.\n\nhttp://www.ncrel.org/engauge/skills/techlit.htm
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Use eric as a search tool.  Check Educational Leadership and the Reading Teacher in a google search.  Good luck.  (Sounds like prime bedtime reading!)Look up NEA archives/local teachers union too.
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You could try the following two websites:\nwww.teachnet.com/lesson/langarts/reading/bookrepts1.html \nwww.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson109.shtml\nGood luck!