Alozie R Uhuegbu's research while affiliated with Abia State University and other places
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Publication (1)
African nations have always considered the knowledge of each other’s official language, principally English and French, as a means for their scientists to exchange their research work and findings with their counterparts across the linguistic barriers on the continent and in the world, and thereby hasten the pace of national development. Nigerian u...
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... These concepts were further refined in the Education for All Global Monitoring Reports and UNESCO Annual Education for All Reports. They were also implicitly researched in a number of publications by modern Russian and European theorists and practitioners who addressed the issues related to the "new literacy" of the XXI century (Kolesnikova, 2013) and functional foreign language literacy (Chigisheva et al., 2016;Uhuegbu, Edung, 2015), studied functional medical (Tsubakita et al., 2017) and financial literacy (Han et al., 2016) as well as adult literacy as a mechanism of social inclusion (Kuz`mina, Popov, 2015). Of special interest to our research are the debates on the understanding of functional literacy in modern educational discourse. ...
