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Definition of oracy in English: oracynoun ˈɔːrəsiˈôrəsē mass nounBritish The ability to express oneself fluently and grammatically in speech. infant teachers will be urged to concentrate on reading, writing, oracy and numeracy Example sentencesExamples - There are low levels of English literacy and oracy in many cases.
- It has given shape to much of the Western world's inheritance of oracy and literacy.
- She says research by the program's originators, Brian Gray and Wendy Cowie, at the University of Canberra, indicates that written English is a vehicle and means of improving children's oracy.
- It is in this context of the various communicative competencies required for electronic production and consumption that the term ‘literacy’ (or for that matter ‘oracy’) is questionable.
- And we're offering the students a program which not only develops their writing but their oracy from the beginning of schooling.
Origin 1960s: from Latin os, or- 'mouth', on the pattern of literacy. Definition of oracy in US English: oracynounˈôrəsē British The ability to express oneself fluently and grammatically in speech. infant teachers will be urged to concentrate on reading, writing, oracy and numeracy Example sentencesExamples - It is in this context of the various communicative competencies required for electronic production and consumption that the term ‘literacy’ (or for that matter ‘oracy’) is questionable.
- And we're offering the students a program which not only develops their writing but their oracy from the beginning of schooling.
- She says research by the program's originators, Brian Gray and Wendy Cowie, at the University of Canberra, indicates that written English is a vehicle and means of improving children's oracy.
- There are low levels of English literacy and oracy in many cases.
- It has given shape to much of the Western world's inheritance of oracy and literacy.
Origin 1960s: from Latin os, or- ‘mouth’, on the pattern of literacy. |