Literacy Skills of Canadian Youth (1997)
Series: The Monograph Series
Authors: J. Douglas Willms, Elizabeth Sloat
Collection: Research Materials
ISBN: 0-660-17125-2
This study examines the distribution of literacy skills of Canadian youth. Adults aged 16 to 25 can be described as "in transition" from completing their formal schooling to entering the labour market, so the data can be used to examine the effects of formal schooling on literacy levels. Provincial differences in literacy levels are also examined, as are differences in individuals of varying backgrounds and personal characteristics.
Format: Report 33 p, bib. refs.
Keywords:
- Family
- Family influence
- Family literacy
- Literacy
- Literacy levels
- Literacy statistics
- Statistics
- Young adults
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Added: 1997-01-01
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