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Ways on how to solve illiteracy in math and science?
If the answer were known then illiteracy would be less of an issue.
What Country is number 1 Illiterate?
The country that has the highest rate of people that cannot read/write is:Burkina Faso, with only a 21.8% literacy rate, or 79.2% illiteracy rate. 2003 est.
What are the causes of crime in Pakistan?
The major causes are unemployment and illiteracy rate but there are some other factors too like lawlessness, fundamentalism, backwardness and double standards prevailing in the society. People around the world always think of Pakistannis as terrorists- we aren't all like that. Yes, I agree that there is a high crime rate, however, most Pakistanni's in the lesser civilised areas of Pakistan suffer from extreme depths of poverty, which is somewhat the main reason for high crime rates.
Why is the world's population increasing so rapidly?
The population of the world is growing very fast and there are different factors which are responsible for this. The highest increase has been seen in Asia as compare to the other continents. In some states, the population growth rate is minus. The major reason of increasing population is the increase in the birth rate and decrease in the death rate. The increasing birth rate is because of the illiteracy and unawareness among the people. People in South Asia also consider their kids as the future earners therefore, more children strategy is being followed by people in rural areas. Death rate has declined because of the medical facilities. Therefore, I think that increasing birth rate and declining death rate are two major factors which are increasing world's population.
Why did Martin Luther write the German Bible?
Martin Luther did not write the German Bible, but he did translate it. For centuries, the Bible was out of reach of most Christians. The only copies that existed were in Latin, which most people could not read or understand, and it was left to the clergy who were educated in the Latin language to mete out their own explanations - a practice which tended to be subjective, rather than objective. A Dutch scholar by the name of Erasmus (or Desiderius Erasmus Roterodamus), who was a contemporary of Martin Luther, saw how the Bible was being withheld from the common people. Like Luther, Erasmus was critical of some Roman Catholic beliefs, abuses and practices. A Catholic priest himself (again, like Luther) and a scholar of Latin and Greek, Erasmus carefully studied the original Greek texts and put together the first copy of the Greek translation of the Bible, which was published in 1516. It was this action which gave Luther the foundation, and motivation, to translate the entire New Testament into German. This action made the Bible accessible to all people, which was what Luther wanted. He was not interested in rules and rituals: he was interested in making the Gospel of Salvation available to everyone. Further information: Even in the 18th century Latin was the language of the educated, of art and science and mathematics. In the middle ages illiteracy rates were high. Until around 1440, there was no printing press to print the Bible. There were however many vernacular translations prior to Luther (Italian, French, English etc) for people to read if they could afford to pay a scribe to make them a copy, or were literate so they could read the chained copy (to stop it being stolen) at their local church. In total however, there were at least eighteen complete German Bible editions, ninety editions in the vernacular of the Gospels and the readings of the Sundays and Holy Days, and some fourteen German Psalters by the time Luther first published his own New Testament translation. (Paul Arblaster, Gergely Juhász, Guido Latré (eds.), Tyndale's Testament, Brepols 2002, p. 116). For the text of Erasmus, which Luther used, he was missing part of Revelation and so had to use the Latin Vulgate (Biblia Sacra) and translate it into Greek. Erasmus dedicated the first edition of his work to Pope Leo X.
What are the concept of illiteracy?
the concept of illiteracy are the ideas of illiteracy
How do you get illiteracy?
Illiteracy is rampant in some rural parts.
Which questions can be asked on illiteracy?
Any question that relates to illiteracy.
What is the illiteracy?
Illiteracy is when a person can not read or write. Or understand written word.
How do you put illiteracy in a sentence?
My brother Tom MUST reduce his illiteracy
Illiteracy rate in Dominican Republic?
The illiteracy rate in the dominican republic is: 13.0
What is the opposite of illiteracy?
Opposite word of illiteracy is literate, able, educated, learned, or taught
Ways on how to solve illiteracy in math and science?
If the answer were known then illiteracy would be less of an issue.
Use illiteracy in a sentence?
I get tired of saying there's twenty two percent illiteracy in the area.
Is illiteracy a verb or a noun?
"Illiteracy" is a noun that refers to the inability to read or write.
Using the word illiteracy in a sentence?
Illiteracy rates are a significant issue in many developing countries, hindering access to education and economic opportunities for millions of people.
How do you put the word illiteracy in a sentence?
The teacher scowled at Tom and screeched, "Never, use illiteracy in my classroom!"
