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pane00

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Which of the following statements best describes assumptions underlying the new literacies?
◦ new literacies require entirely different skills from those used for traditional literacy
◦ new literacies require different perceptual motor skills from traditional print literacy
◦ new literacies require new skills, strategies, dispositions, and social practices
◦ new literacies require essentially the same skills as reading and writing traditional print
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Marked as best answer by pane00 on Mar 11, 2019

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Reply #1 on: Mar 11, 2019
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