May 26th, 2010
Category: Literacy Rates
Tags: Country, falcon, Just, Like, Literacy, literacy rate, paralyzed, plunging, Rate, This
I’ve been reading and answering some of these questions, and I’m completely horrified at how bad the writing is. I swear, most of the people asking questions don’t seem to be able to spell or even frame a coherant sentence.
Is it the schools? Is it laziness? Are most of the questioners 11 years old? WTF is going on here?
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May 25th, 2010
Category: Literacy Research
Tags: Afghanistan, Educational, Illiteracy, Kite, Literacy, literacy rate, Rates, Runner, Trends
I’m writing a proposal for my research paper I’m doing in English Comp. II, and the topic I chose was education in “The Kite Runner.” The prompt states, “Examine literacy rates and educational trends in Afghanistan. Are they accurately portrayed in the novel? Amir and Soraya’s mothers were educators. Is that common? Are Shi’as still excluded? How prevalent is illiteracy?” The research paper is to be 2,000 words, but my proposal only has to be 200. I’m not asking you guys to write my proposal for me, however I’m having a great deal of writer’s block. I don’t know where…
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May 22nd, 2010
Category: Literacy Development
Tags: answer, best, Dont, Help, History, human development index, literacy rate, Understand
1. Each year, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) rates a nation’s development according to the Human Development Index (HDI). The HDI measures the human development in a country based on certain factors. Which is a factor the index uses? (Points: 3)
birth rate
education
gross national income
assessable tax base
2. Economic experts use certain measures, such as GNP and GDP to divide the world into two groups—developed nations and developing nations. Which is not a characteristic of a developing nation? (Points: 3)
low income
attempting to improve the lives of its citizens
high literacy rate
inconsistent economic development
How do lack of education, high national debt,…
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