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Engaging aliterate students: A literacy/theatre project helps students comprehend, visualize and enjoy literature.

Statistically significant factors were assessed by using logistic regression analysis and it was found that, child of aliterate mother was less likely to be stunted.

This group of readers are becoming commonly referred to as 'aliterate' and many argue there has been a growing trend both nationally and internationally in numbers of readers who are choosing not to read (Merga, 2014).

She separates the term aliterate into three types: dormant, uncommitted, and unmotivated.

Multimodality also opens up opportunities to engage reluctant readers, who fall into two categories: the aliterate and the low literate.

All in all, it's a fact that the dominant culture of the United States is aliterate, often antithetical to serious literature, which doesn't mean American literature is inferior.

Many reluctant or aliterate readers will particularly benefit from this 'reading the visuals', not just the print, to make meaning.

Nigeria as a society is composed of the partially-literate, aliterate, and literate avid readers.

That's a problem because the point of McGruder's style of pop-cultural subversion (like that of his white blood brother, Michael Moore) is to get the revolutionary message into the minds of the unthinking, aliterate media consumer.

Other librarians and I regularly discuss illiterate, functional, aliterate, and avid readers.