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 \u003Cbr>Talking about learning -Groups and one-to-one  \u003Cbr>The right pace.   |\n| --- |\n\nEveryone at some time or another needs to develop existing skills or acquirenew ones.This may involve anything from learning to type,changing the oilin a car,speaking a foreign language,being a parent,or learning to readand write.  \nMany choices and opportunities in life are denied to you,if you are notliterate enough to do the things you want to do.Both at work or as a memberof society it is difficult to take advantage of opportunities if you doubt yourability to cope with the written communication this may involve.Perhaps thebest way to illustrate this is to think ofall thetimes in the day that you readorwrite something and imagine what effect it would have on your life if youcouldn't read or write very well.  \n# The good reader\n\nFluent readers do not generally stop to think about how they read and exactlywhat processes are involved.Most reading involves a number of strategies,and is not just a matter of reading one/word/after/another/until/we/have/lost/the/sense /of/what/we/are/reading/.Reading ofteninvolves glancing at headlines,looking for key words and main points,read-ing enough to get the gist of apassage,guessing at unfamiliar words,and look-ing things up for specific information or detail.Only rarely is it necessary tobreak down individual words in order to get the mea","cbCaihHAMCZmUvag","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihHAMCZmUvag","pdf",3124339,56,"English","# Part 1 Some Aspects of Adult Literacy\n## The good reader\n## Is literacy necessary?\n## Students","[{\"question\":\"Why is literacy important in adult life according to this text?\",\"answer\":\"Literacy affects a person’s ability to use written communication at work and in society, access opportunities, and perform everyday tasks like reading and writing. 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