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which are essential for navigating daily life, accessing information, and participating in activities such as education
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
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historically been associated with print-based texts, but in the digital age, it also encompasses the ability to navigate
Functional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Traditional Literacy
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enable individuals to understand written texts, communicate effectively in writing, and perform basic mathematical calcu
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Traditional Literacy
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involves critical thinking about digital citizenship, online etiquette, privacy, and safety and developing empathy, inte
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
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refers to the ability to effectively use digital technologies, tools, and platforms for communication, information acces
Social Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Media Literacy
Financial Literacy
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encompass the ability to engage with and appreciate various forms of artistic expression, creativity, and cultural herit
Digital Literacy
Arts and Creativity Literacy
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empowers individuals to make informed decisions, think critically about media content, and participate actively in media
Social Literacy
Financial Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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involves understanding concepts such as budgeting, saving, investing, interest rates, credit scores, insurance, taxes
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Social Literacy
Financial Literacy
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emphasizes teamwork, communication, and cooperative problem-solving
Technology Integration
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
Collaboration Learning
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Teachers design collaborative activities that encourage active participation, mutual respect, and accountability, provid
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
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also known as environmental literacy or sustainability literacy, refers to the understanding of ecological principles
Eco Literacy
Financial Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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includes skills such as digital navigation, information literacy, digital Communication, coding, and data analysis
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Social Literacy
Financial Literacy
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refer to the fundamental abilities required for reading, writing, and numeracy which includes basic reading comprehensio
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
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prepares students for suCcess in diverse work environments and cultivates essential skills for collaboration and teamwor
Student centered Approach
Technology Integration
Collaboration Learning
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
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preparing them for formal literacy, instruction in school: is critical for setting children on the path to becoming prof
Traditional Literacy
Functional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Basic Literacy
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Teachers use a variety of digital devices, applications, and platforms to deliver content, facilitate interactive lesson
Technology Integration
Student centered Approach
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Collaboration Learning
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highlights the functional aspect of literacy rather than just the mechanical ability to decode and encode written langu
Traditional Literacy
Functional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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Eco-literacy involves understanding ecosystems, natural resources, environmental impacts, and human interactions
Social Literacy
Eco Literacy
Financial Literacy
Media Literacy
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involve understanding artistic traditions, cultural contexts, aesthetic principles, and creative processes across differ
Arts and Creativity Literacy
Digital Literacy
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empowers individuals to make environmentally responsible choices. reduce their ecological footprint, and contribute
Social Literacy
Eco literacy
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empowers individuals to take control of their financial futures, avoid financial pitfalls, and build long-term financial
Social Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Media Literacy
Financial Literacy
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students work together in groups or teams to achieve common goals, share ideas, and learn from each other's perspectives
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
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enables access to vast amounts of information, promotes digital literacy and information literacy skills, and prepares
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
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includes skills such as artistic expression, creative thinking, problem-solving, interpretation, and critique
Digital Literacy
Arts and Creativity Literacy
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emphasizes active participation, inquiry, and collaboration, where students take ownership of their learning and engage
Student centered Approach
Technology Integration
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Collaboration Learning
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By catering to individual student needs, interests, and learning styles, student-centered teaching fosters deeper unders
Collaboration Learning
Student centered Approach
Technology Integration
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
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fosters social-emotional skills, such as empathy, communication, and conflict resolution, while also promoting deeper
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
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crucial for individuals to engage responsibly and ethically in social and digital spaces, advocate for social justice
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Financial Literacy
Media Literacy
Social Literacy
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involves applying literacy skills to various practical situations, such as understanding instructions, filling out forms
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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refers to the ability to read and write proficiently in a given language
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
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It involves understanding the social, economic, global environmental implications of political, and interconnectedness
Globalization and Multicultural Literacy
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Functional Literacy
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includes knowledge of environmental science, ecological systems, conservation principles, and sustainable living practic
Eco Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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ongoing professional development, and a focus on pedagogy to ensure that technology enhances, rather than replaces
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
Student centered Approach
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
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involves understanding how media messages are constructed interpreted, and disseminated, as well as recognizing bias mis
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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It is essential for participating in the digital economy, accessing online resources, and engaging in digital
Media Literacy
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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Teachers act as facilitators, guiding and supporting students as they explore, discover, and construct their understandi
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Student centered Approach
Collaboration Learning
Technology Integration
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involves understanding digital devices, software applications, internet safety, privacy protection, online security
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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includes developing skills such as media decoding, information evaluation, source verification, and responsible media
Financial Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
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a hallmark of 21st-century teaching and learning, leveraging digital tools and resources to enhance instruction, collabo
Collaboration Learning
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
Technology Integration
Student centered Approach
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includes activities such as exposure to books, storytelling, nursery rhymes, letter recognition, phonemic awareness, and
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Functional Literacy
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enrich individuals lives, promote cultural understanding, and stimulate innovation and creativity in diverse fields
Digital Literacy
Arts and Creativity Literacy
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encompasses the foundational skills and experiences that lay the groundwork for later literacy achievement
Traditional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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emphasizes the importance of literacy in daily life and is essential for individuals "to effectively participate in soci
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Basic Literacy
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refers to the development of literacy skills in young children before they formally start reading and writing instructio
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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entails recognizing and respecting cultural diversity, valuing multiple perspectives, and fostering empathy and cross-Cu
Globalization Multicultural literacy
Social Literacy
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crucial for fostering ecological awareness, promoting environmental stewardship, and advocating for sustainable solution
Eco Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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these experiences help children develop an understanding of the written language and its conventions
Traditional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Functional Literacy
Basic Literacy
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Lay the foundation for higher-level literacy development and lifelonglearning
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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fundamental aspects of language such as phonics, vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension which is considered a foundatio
Traditional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
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focuses on using reading and writing skills in real-world contexts to accomplish tasks and solve problems
Basic Literacy
Traditional Literacy
Functional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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In the digital age, social media platforms and online communities play significant roles significant roles in shaping so
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Media Literacy
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refers to the ability to critically analyze, evaluate, and create media messages across different forms of media, includ
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
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includes understanding written texts, as well as composing coherent written communication
Traditional Literacy
Basic Literacy
Functional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
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-individuals typically learn the fundamental aspects of language such as phonics, vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension
Traditional Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Functional Literacy
Basic Literacy
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entails the knowledge and skills needed to manage personal finances effectively, make informed financial decisions
Media Literacy
Financial Literacy
Social Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
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refer to the ability to understand, appreciate, and effectively navigate diverse cultural perspectives and global interc
Functional Literacy
Globalization and Multicultural Literacy
Early Literacy/Emergent Literacy
Basic Literacy
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promotes intrinsic motivation, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and lifelong learning habits.
Student centered Approach
Technology Integration
Collaboration Learning
Critical Thinking and Problem- Solving
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essential for navigating financial systems, understanding financial products and services, budgeting, saving, investing,
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Social Literacy
Media Literacy
Financial Literacy
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encompasses the ability to understand and navigate social structures, norms, and dynamics in various contexts, including
Financial Literacy
Media Literacy
Cyber or Digital Literacy
Social Literacy