Toward Defining Literacy

Richard L. Venezky

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Literacy, Media, and Education Reading and Literacy Development Literacy and Educational Practices

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Literacy is a topic much on the public's mind these days. It is one of those subjects on which all laypersons think they are experts. When it comes time, however, to establish measures of illiteracy rates or to set policies, it becomes apparent that we know less than we thought we did. It is small comfort to know that specialists also have their differences.

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