Примеры использования Functional illiteracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The literacy rate is near 100 per cent, although functional illiteracy exists.
The purpose of this is to minimize“functional illiteracy”, which is relatively common amongst immigrant children.
The Committee would like to receive information on the extent of the phenomenon of functional illiteracy in Italy.
Research carried out in 1987 establishes that functional illiteracy exists throughout the educational system.
The problem, instead,appears to lie in the alarmingly high incidence of what many observers call'functional illiteracy.
The same general inequality is observed in the functional illiteracy rates presented in table 7 below.
For example, functional illiteracy among school leavers is relatively high even with the high level of school enrolment.
A recent study puts the number of victims of functional illiteracy at 300,000 to 400,000.
Illiteracy and functional illiteracy are increasingly recognized as major problems in the countries of Europe and North America.
In all regions of Brazil, blacks andmestizos are proportionally more affected by functional illiteracy than whites.
Functional illiteracy is much higher, but no gender-disaggregated data is available to evaluate it.
The Government is urged to intensify its efforts to prevent and to remedy functional illiteracy among women.
Functional illiteracy reached about 40 percent of the Afro-descendant population and 21 per cent of the white population in age group 15 years and older.
Literacy rates in Guyana had traditionally been high, although functional illiteracy for certain types of jobs could be a problem.
Another disturbing development is the deterioration in the performance of young men in the education system,with a growing incidence of drop-outs and functional illiteracy.
The Committee is concerned that there is a relatively high level of functional illiteracy in Greece, in particular among elderly and rural women.
Despite the positive gains made, global literacy challenges persisted,reflected by alarmingly high rates of basic and functional illiteracy.
As noted earlier, functional illiteracy has increased significantly. The MED has taken the following steps to deal with this problem.
Hence, there is a need to establish tests and other procedures that can capture"functional illiteracy", even in cases of high enrolment ratios.
Studies on functional illiteracy in adults show a small but systematic deviation to the disadvantage of women at all levels reading prose passages, comprehension of documents, use of figures.
Additionally, the UNESCO-backed Adult Literacy Crusade andAdult Education Programme have greatly reduced the rate of functional illiteracy.
A good deal of effort has beenexpended in this framework, some of it focused on what is known as functional illiteracy as a result of research on the effect of literacy on socio-economic development.
This gap shows that some women did not attend school long enough to learn to read and write, or that, after leaving school, they relapsed into illiteracy, having forgotten what they had learned functional illiteracy.
The main indicators are illiteracy rates and functional illiteracy rates, the unemployment rate of unqualified persons, familiarity with principles of health and basic medical care, etc.
In the penitentiary institutions many inmates attend the elementary education courses which thus play an important role in eliminating illiteracy or functional illiteracy among juveniles, young adults and adults.
Promoting ways to eradicate functional illiteracy and to improve basic education levels of older persons and adult and late-life education should be recognised as a productive investment which…improves the quality of life and overall social development of older persons”.
This relates both to illiteracy in the narrower sense- which is of extremely minor dimensions according to all experience- and to so-called functional illiteracy, where only individual basic knowledge regarding reading and writing is available.
It is particularly concerned about the education of rural girls who continue to face significant disadvantages in access to and quality of education, as well as in years of formal schooling,a situation that results in rural women's increased functional illiteracy.
Women have the same opportunities to participate in continuing education programmes,including adult education programmes and functional illiteracy eradication programmes, especially programmes designed to narrow the gender gap in education.
Promoting ways to eradicate functional illiteracy and to improve basic education levels of older persons, including older migrants and older members of minorities, vocational training, and adult and late-life education should be recognised as a productive investment, which not only results in positive returns in terms of economic growth, but also improves the quality of life and overall social development of older persons.