Synonyms for literacy
ˈlɪt ər ə silit·er·a·cy

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1. literacynoun

   Antonyms:
   illiteracy

2. literacynoun

   Antonyms:
   illiteracy

3. literacynoun

   Antonyms:
   illiteracy

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1. literacynoun

   the ability to read and write

   Antonyms:
   analphabetism, illiteracy

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1. List of paraphrases for "literacy":

   'alphabétisation, illiteracy, literate, knowledge

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1. Pratik Sinha:

   Owning a phone and owning an internet connection has become much more affordable and pretty much everyone who has a phone has WhatsApp now, so there's a much higher reach, at the same time the amount of internet literacy in large sections of the population is next to none.

2. Andreas Simic:

   It takes a team to build a dream, a village to raise a child, and a community to foster financial literacy.

3. Miguel Cardona:

   Our efforts as educators must go beyond literacy, math, history, science, and other core subjects to include helping students to build the social, emotional, and behavioral skills they will need to fully access and participate in learning and make the most of their potential and future opportunities, amid the pandemic, we know that our students have experienced so much. We can't unlock students' potential unless we also address the needs they bring with them to the classroom each day. As educators, it's our responsibility to ensure that we are helping to provide students with a strong social and emotional foundation so that they also can excel academically.

4. Said Bennett:

   Any key academic measure falling is bad news. Third-grade literacy falling is catastrophic both nationally and individually.And as has always been the case, when schools fail, the groups that are the hardest hit are those already at highest risk.

5. Samantha Skey:

   It's content by kids, but it's really meant to address topics of interest to their parents in many cases, the mission component is focused on teaching them digital literacy and citizenship while also allowing them to play with digital storytelling.