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https://doi.org/10.55640/ijssll-05-11-10
Strategies for Enhancing Literacy and Numeracy Across Educational Levels in the 21st Century
Abstract
In the 21st century, technological advancements have revolutionized the way education is delivered, but foundational skills such as literacy and numeracy continue to play a critical role in student success. As digital tools and resources become increasingly integrated into learning environments, students must not only understand how to use technology but also possess a strong foundation in literacy and numeracy to navigate and apply technological advancements effectively. This paper explores why literacy and numeracy remain essential in the context of the technologically-driven education system, discussing their importance for academic achievement, problem-solving, critical thinking, and global competitiveness. Furthermore, the paper highlights how strong literacy and numeracy skills empower students to succeed in both the digital world and their broader academic and professional lives. The conclusion emphasizes that educational systems must ensure a balance between the traditional skills of literacy and numeracy and the integration of new technologies for the holistic development of students.
Keywords
literacy , numeracy , integration , technological , navigate , digital, foundation , environment , learning , resources , skills , traditional
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