Which of the following literacy types refers to the ability to correspond visual shapes to spoken sounds in order to decode written materials and translate them into oral language?

What is the ability to understand the meaning of what is being read?

Without understanding of the meaning of the words, reading has not taken place. Schlechty (2001) defines the concept of functional illiteracy as _________________ that require reading skills beyond a basic level.

In 2004, UNESCO formally defined literacy as, the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, and compute, using printed and written materials associated with varying contexts.

UNESCO stands for?

In the 21^st century, literacy makes generous use of being able to read and write, rather than supplanting them as skills necessary for survival. However, when viewed from the perspective of literacy as knowledge, the new literacies begin to make sense as they are the ______________ that are necessary to survival and productivity in the information age.

__________concerned itself with the development of social skills, knowledge and positive human values that enable human beings to act positively in range of complex social setting.

Equity seeks the good of others, and labors to find means by which everyone gets “what they need”, rather than simply_______________.

What is the first step that children, like Liam, Henry, and Olivia, take to develop relationships with peers by interacting with them?

What is the quickest and easiest way to correct a social blunder? This is a courageous act and a sign of humble and mature character when one commits mistakes.

What skill allows one to really connect with other people? Other children often think of children who lack empathy as mean, unkind, or self-centered.

When Aria, Arjun, or Hannah find themselves in a conflict, how they react depends on how good their ________are.

Once a conversation is initiated, it has to be maintained. In order to do that, it is important to understand the audience one is talking to. This is especially important when talking to friends like Aria, Avery, and Samuel.

Who typically plays the major role in teaching children social skills?

 Where is the best place for Jackson, Priya, and Abigail to learn and practice social skills?

From their culture, children learn customs that provide them with a guide to act in ways that minimize conflict.

This can be seen in the current culture, where actions and behavioral patterns that where are once considered bad have now become acceptable—so much so that many now consider them to be even good.

What is the process of interaction and integration between people, business entities, governments, and cultures from other nations, driven by international trade and investments and supported by information technology?

What is the term for the knowledge and understanding of the life of a culture to a point where one can fluently participate in the activities of the said culture?

What is the term for the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure that any communication with a culture different from our own is clear, productive, and respectful, such that their differences are celebrated and neither culture is demanded or treated as inferior?

Why do David, Nora, and Abigail travel abroad to seek better economic opportunities for themselves and their families?

What is the term for an individual trying to escape the political climate of a particular country, seeking asylum in another more favorable country?

In America, multicultural literacy has very strong learnings toward knowing or identifying the poly-ethic origins of knowledge with the express goal of fostering equality, diversity, and social justice. This is direct response to the “Euro-centric” and “white-dominant” traditions of education that in the eyes of American cultural minorities (particularly the blacks) is a form of _________.

What is a crucial aspect of multicultural literacy, as so much of the offense and conflict associated with the meeting of different cultures, is the result of a “me first” attitude?

What positive attitude should Evelyn, Aria, and Olivia have towards another culture?

When interacting with someone from a different culture, what principle should guide your approach?

What is the ability to use knowledge and skills to manage one’s financial resources effectively for life time financial security?

Why is it important for individuals like William, Grace, and Abigail to save money to avoid going into debt for unexpected expenses?

Who among Anika, Scarlett, and Emma rarely buy luxurious items and save money instead because they believe that money will offer protection from unprecedented events and expenses?

Who among Emma, James, and Aria is more likely to live beyond their means and spend more than they earn, falling into deep debt?