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Will functional literacy fall to zero in 20 years?It's highly unlikely that functional literacy will fall to zero in twenty years. Literacy rates have been generally increasing worldwide due to better access to education and improved educational methods. However, the way literacy is defined and the skills it encompasses might evolve, especially with the integration of digital literacy in our daily lives. Why are you thinking about this? Is there a specific context or concern you have in mind?Oh, yeah.Oh, yeah, yesterday, too, on the plane. I was like, she was in there.It sounds like you're recalling an experience or a conversation from a plane ride. Could you tell me a bit more about it? For example, who "she" refers to and what the context was? This will help me understand better and respond appropriately.A math teacher told me that about functional illiteracy. Are they just jaded?It's possible the math teacher's perspective on functional illiteracy could be influenced by their experiences in education. Teachers often face challenges that can impact their views, like seeing students struggle with basic skills. However, it's important to consider that individual experiences don't always reflect global trends. Education systems worldwide are continuously evolving to address literacy issues. It's a complex topic with many factors at play. Have you noticed any changes in education or literacy in your community or personal experiences?Yes.That's interesting. Changes in education and literacy can be quite impactful. Could you share more about the specific changes you've noticed? It could be anything from how schools are teaching, the involvement of technology, or even changes in student engagement and learning. Your insights could provide a valuable perspective on this topic.

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