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    population literacy crisis. The literacy crisis in Appalachian starts in home and schools, and the students were drop out school instead of graduation. Firstly, let us look at the literacy conflict between home and school. According to Baghban, the nature of conflict between home and school was that educators’ attitudes toward low test scores and parents did not see education as path of success. As reader can see, the conflict between home and school affects children success in school and literacy skills

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    Literacy is referred to as reading and writing. As we learned, both reading and writing must both be taught together within a balanced literacy program. Throughout the semester, we discussed the 5 parts that make up a balanced literacy program. These 5 elements, identified by the National Reading Panel, are: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. These 5 elements are what the educator teaches their students. It should be the educator's goal for their students to understand

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    2) Afghanistan and Japan differ greatly in terms of the Human Development Indicator (HDI) which include the GDP and GNI per capita, infant mortality rate, literacy rate and life expectancy. The GDP (Gross Domestic Product) or GNI (Gross National Income) per capita, which are both indicators of a nation’s level of wealth, are determined by dividing the GDP or GNI by the total population of the country. Japan has a GPD per capita of $34,870 whereas Afghanistan has a GDP per capita of only $2,000. Here

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    not have the interest in reading novels or history for pleasure, but they can expect to make more use of their literacy skills than the generations before them did in coping with new technology, upgrading their job skills and dealing with a world that generates new knowledge at a frightening pace. The simple act of reading a child one book every night can positively affect their literacy skills (Clinton).

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    There are three important frameworks teachers should think about when developing lesson plans. The first one is literacy lesson format. This format has three different steps, which include: introducing the text, reading and responding to the text and extending the text. When introducing the text the student previous knowledge should be activated about the subject and the students should develop their own purpose for reading the text. When responding to the text students should do this over the course

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    change for the numerous issues that trouble our world. Prior to college these desires were not fully developed but letting the principle of giving guide my daily life I became involved with things that benefited others, which led me to the Augustine Literacy Project. My volunteering with this program and others with a similar mission, further reinforced what my future goals were and what path would be best to carry them out. My research of program choices at Appalachian State University resulted in me

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    How Literacy Shapes the World About 67 percent of students who cannot read proficiently by fourth grade will end up on welfare or in jail (dosomething.org). One of the most crucial factors in kids’ lives is literacy. If kids cannot efficiently read and write, how are they supposed to apply for scholarships, write essays, or compose resumés for job applications? Not being exceptional at reading and writing can prevent children from reaching their maximum potential in life. Literacy is important because

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    Digital Literacy has many definitions, by many people, even you may think of it differently than someone you know. Digital Literacy is how well someone uses technology, like being able to use different software and apps without trouble. In the article “Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?” written by Psychologist Jean W. Twenge, she tells us how technology is affecting the current generation. Twenge gives us the statistics about the pros and cons that the technology has caused on the Post-Millennials

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    Value of Literacy Literacy is an educational skill that opens different pathways and hope for better futures. Learning through literacy can change a person’s viewpoint on everyday things. The pursue of knowledge and the idea of literacy can be a rough journey. Mark Mathabane, Richard Rodriguez, and Malcolm X all struggled with the idea of learning, literacy, and how it would affect their futures. These authors all had different experiences involving failure, rejection of education, and struggle

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    Literacy has been a defining character of me and of everyone around me. Literacy is so important to know because everyone in the world develops their own literacy and understanding it could help you to understand people better. My literacy has and continues to develop as I meet new people and learn new things. The people that sponsored my literacy sometimes gave me positive or negative experiences and those experiences make me the person that I am today. Literary sponsorship is the most important

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