Literacy Today July/August 2017

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LITERACY TODAY | July/August 2017 | literacyworldwide.org

In October, a membership rate

increase will go into eff ect. This allows

us to keep providing you with the

resources you rely on and the support

you deserve. By renewing now, you’ll

continue to make a diff erence in the

lives of your students—and get the

best rate before the increase takes

eff ect. Renew at literacyworldwide

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BY THE NUMBERS

1st 1 in 4 45% 44% 37%

Place China

ranks, followed

by Belgium

and Canada, in

a new OECD

report on

15-year-olds’

fi nancial literacy

Number of students in

the 15 OECD countries

that participated who are

unable to make even simple

decisions regarding everyday

spending, according to the

report

Amount of intermediate

and primary school

principals who feel they

have the resources to

support quality digital

learning, according to

a New Zealand Council

for Educational Research

survey

Millennials surveyed

in a U.S. study from

MindEdge Learning

who received a relative

‘F’ in critical thinking

skills in terms of their

ability to identify fake

news

Amount who

admitted to

inadvertently

sharing

inaccurate

information on

social media,

according to the

report

If you’re attending the ILA 2017

Conference & Exhibits in Orlando, FL,

or if you want to get an idea of what

you’re missing, tune in to our next Twitter

chat on July 13 with ILA Board member

Jennifer Williams who, along with ILA staff

members, will provide a sneak peek at

what to expect.

On August 10, our #ILAchat will focus

on addressing the challenges of the digital

divide. Join the conversation by following

the hashtag.

Save the date

Where we stand

Literacy Assessment: What Everyone

Needs to Know, a new ILA literacy

leadership brief out now, shares how

assessments need to be interpreted

to improve student literacy learning.

Characteristics of Culturally

Sustaining and Academically Rigorous

Classrooms, to be published in July,

examines how to engage students with

meaningful curriculum that will prepare

them for our increasingly global world.

Download them at literacyworldwide

.org/position-statements.

Renew now for

savings

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