Comments for functional illiteracy http://civliber.blogs.bftf.org Just another Ben Franklin Institute weblog Thu, 21 Aug 2008 07:45:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.1 Comment on functional illiteracy by civilliberties http://civliber.blogs.bftf.org/2007/07/25/functional-illiteracy/#comment-2 civilliberties Thu, 26 Jul 2007 21:01:30 +0000 http://civliber.blogs.bftf.org/2007/07/25/functional-illiteracy/#comment-2 Hi, my name is Imo, with an I, obviously... I wanted to work on the subject of functional illiteracy beacuse this is a major issue all around the world and it isn't nearly as covered as it should be. our society turns away from reading in favor of activities which encourage the mental rest of the brain. Education is important and I think that the government should do something to contribute to the education of the nation, this could lead to an improvement of the society and life in general. I really think this is important and that it should get more media coverage. In addition I would like to say that when formulating the question I tried to add some statistical data, that could get the attention of the candidate, and we filmed in the library, the nest of education to contrast the theme of the question with it. Hi, my name is Imo, with an I, obviously…
I wanted to work on the subject of functional illiteracy beacuse this is a major issue all around the world and it isn’t nearly as covered as it should be. our society turns away from reading in favor of activities which encourage the mental rest of the brain. Education is important and I think that the government should do something to contribute to the education of the nation, this could lead to an improvement of the society and life in general.
I really think this is important and that it should get more media coverage.

In addition I would like to say that when formulating the question I tried to add some statistical data, that could get the attention of the candidate, and we filmed in the library, the nest of education to contrast the theme of the question with it.

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