Skip to main content   Symbol of the Government of Canada
 
Search
Home
News
Observatory Updates
Newsletters
Knowledge Centre, Department of Canadian Heritage, New Acquisition List
Observatory eNewsletter
Conference Dispatches
Events
Archives
Research Themes
In Focus
Cities & Communities
Cultural Infrastructure
Cultural Policy, Planning & Management
Sustainability
Sustainable Communities: Culture, Creativity and Inclusiveness
October 2005
Creative Cities
June 2004
Citizenship & Identity
Cultural Policy
Advocacy
Arts Education
Canadian Cultural Policy 101
September 2006
Cultural Policy 101: Demystifying the US Ecosystem
December 2006
Cultural Diversity & Multiculturalism
Cultural Employment Data
Cultural Value Chain
Cultural Policy Timelines
Development
Domestic Intergovernmental Relations
Equity Issues
Impacts of Culture
Indicators/Frameworks for Measurement
International & Multilateral Relations
Trade
Culture & Technology
Heritage & History
Industries & Disciplines
Aboriginal Arts
Architecture & Design
Broadcasting
Cultural Tourism
Film & Video
Media Arts
Performing Arts
Publishing
Current Topic
Digital Tranformations I:
Digital Evolution and New Publishing Models
January 2007
Sound Recording
Visual Arts/Crafts
Sport & Recreation
A - Z Index
Directories
Legislation & Regulation
Funding & Training Programs
HR/Management Resources for Artists and Administrators
Organizations Directory
Government Programs
Culturescope Groups
Archived Member Profiles
Benefits
Create Your Group - Step-by-step Instructions
Create Your Group Guidelines
Projects & Initiatives
About Us

Home Research Themes Industries & Disciplines Publishing

Learning Literacy in Canada: Evidence from the International Survey of Reading Skills

"Canada's future economic prosperity depends on success in trade in an increasingly global knowledge economy."
  
    
Studies & Reports 1 of 15 Next
"Literacy – the ability to access and apply information gleaned from the printed word – is known from research studies to enable individual access to social and economic systems, and to play a key role in overall development. The level and distribution of adult literacy in the population influence long term economic growth and are associated with large differences in employment, wages, health, access to learning opportunities, and participation in broader society. Canada's level of adult literacy is comparatively high yet many citizens fail to reach the threshold level of skill required to contribute fully."

Creator(s) Statistics Canada
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2008-01-09
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.statcan ...
Copyright Holder Statistics Canada

    

GROUPS

GROUPS

Username
Password
February 2008
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
no event(s)
1
There are event(s) on this day.
2
no event(s)
3
no event(s)
4
no event(s)
5
no event(s)
6
no event(s)
7
no event(s)
8
no event(s)
9
no event(s)
10
no event(s)
11
no event(s)
12
no event(s)
13
There are event(s) on this day.
14
no event(s)
15
There are event(s) on this day.
16
no event(s)
17
no event(s)
18
no event(s)
19
no event(s)
20
There are event(s) on this day.
21
no event(s)
22
no event(s)
23
no event(s)
24
no event(s)
25
no event(s)
26
no event(s)
27
no event(s)
28
There are event(s) on this day.
29
There are event(s) on this day.
no event(s)
no event(s)
Culturescope.ca is a service of the Canadian Cultural Observatory and its partners.
The Canadian Cultural Observatory and Culturescope.ca do not endorse and are not responsible for the content of external sites. Links will open in a new window.

Some of the material available in the resource collection originates with an organization not subject to the Official Languages Act and is available on this site in the language in which it was written.
GTEC Gold Medal Winner: Innovative E-Government Pilot Projects (2004)
GTEC Gold Medal Winner: Innovative E-Government Pilot Projects (2004)
ID: 15262 | Date Added: 2008-01-09 | Date Modified: 2008-01-09 Important Notices