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Resposta:
It's like functional illiteracy, which is when a person learns to read and write but doesn't know how to use writing resources very well and doesn't know how to write well.
To eradicate illiteracy, countries should pursue policies and programs that simultaneously increase the supply of literate adults and demand for their skills, with a focus on increasing the supply of, and demand for, literate mothers, especially in the Sub-Saharan African and South Asian countries struggling with very low female literacy and high child mortality. It is in these populations that mothers and their children face the greatest health and poverty risks from lack of literacy and also where investments in female literacy can yield the highest development returns.
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