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    Illiteracy in India

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    Illiteracy in India (disadvantages; propositions) Education acts as a refuge in adversity. It empowers the people. It is the tool that breaks the chains that resist a nation’s development. If the growth of a nation is to be people-centric‚ and if development is to be whole‚ then the people must be empowered and stimulated through education. Current situation (disadvantages): India is the largest democracy in the world. Quite interestingly‚ 30% of the world’s illiterate population

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    MASS ILLITERACY PROBLEM IN INDIA Every issue that our society faces is like a link of a chain. Each issue is connected to another‚ either directly or indirectly. The chain of issues in this society that we live in‚ the strongest link of that chain is illiteracy. Illiteracy is the mother of all issues as it gives birth to many other issues like poverty‚ unemployment‚ child labour‚ female foeticide‚ population burst and many more. It is very hard to digest that the land of the Vedas is one of the

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    The economy of India has developed rapidly in the last years to become the ninth largest economy in the world by nominal GDP with astonishing growth rates of gross national income per capita since 2002 (Google Public Data Explorer‚ 2011). India’s per capita income (in current US$) has nearly tripled from $470 in 2002 to $1340 in 2010‚ averaging 14.4% growth over these eight years (Google Public Data Explorer‚ 2011). However‚ India ranks a low 134 among 187 countries in terms of the HDI and its literacy

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    Illiteracy in Honduras Guillermo A. Reyes Shadai School Abstract Illiteracy in Honduras is a topic of which all Hondurans Have notice since last year’s what is Illiteracy? Is the inability of knowing how to read and write mainly due to the teaching or practice enough. A Chaotic governmental system handle has living us in our main Topic: Illiteracy in Honduras‚ is Honduras safe of this Problem? Can Honduras eliminate illiteracy? And what Consequence this problem

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    Functional Illiteracy

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    What is Illiteracy? An adult or adults with a reading incapacity‚ a lack of knowledge of a subject‚ and/or a error in speech or writing according to Encarta World English Dictionary is a person or persons with illiteracy. Ronald Nash the author of an on-line article entitled "The Three Kinds of Illiteracy" he describes the three different types of illiteracy. Nash explains in detail cultural‚ moral‚ and functional illiteracy in his article. Cultural illiteracy defined by E.D. Hirsch Jr. is to

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    Illiteracy In America

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    ILLITERACY IN AMERICA Your ability to read and comprehend the words printed on this paper already sets you apart from 14% of adults living in America. This means that more than 32 million Americans today are considered illiterate and live with a tremendous disadvantage. That is a big chunk of the US population‚ but the worst part is that illiteracy is not getting any better from how it was a decade ago. According to the most recent National Assessment of Adult Literacy in 2003‚ 14% of adult Americans

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    illiteracy

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    KENYATTA UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIT: AHT 414; COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS IN INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES LECTURER: JOSEPH MAGUT STUDENT: C01/0150/2010. KIPKORIR ALLAN SOI DATE: FRIDAY‚ 7th JANUARY 2014 SIGNATURE:…………………………. TERM PAPER: COMPARATIVELY EVALUATE THE FOREIGN POLICY OF POST INDEPENDENCE KENYA AND TANZANIA. EMAIL: xalansoi@gmail.com INTRODUCTION: At independence‚ Kenya had precisely capitalism ideological orientation whereas Tanzania

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    Poverty and Illiteracy

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    poverty-ridden people is like a vast endless desert where literacy is like an oasis‚ a fertile land with fresh water flowing and majestic palm trees growing. Illiteracy keeps people chained to ignorance and superstition and is an obstacle in the path of civilization. With literacy comes awareness and awareness brings progress‚ culture and civilization. Illiteracy brings ignorance‚ and ignorance leads to wars and controversies. God made man in his own image but today humans stand divided in the name of religion

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    The Effect of Illiteracy

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    effect of illiteracy Every person has the right to gain the basic knowledge of reading and writing. People that do not have this education are known as illiterate. Even with the extremely modernized society that we live in‚ illiteracy still occurs and has a big effect on the overall success of the country. Illiteracy has lots of effects on the society. It affects the development of the country‚ the people in the society‚ and the illiterate people themselves. First‚ illiteracy has a

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    Effect of Illiteracy

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    Recent studies show that there is an increasing rate of illiteracy all over the world.A study conducted by WSI(World Statistics Institute) shows that over 27% of people are illiterate globaly. Another study by the same institute shows that the speed at which illiteracy rate ascends is 32%. These rates are quite important‚ as illiteracy has terrible effects on society. The most important effect of illiteracy on society is that‚ it works as an inhibitor. That is to say‚ the more illiterate people

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