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1. Foundational Literacies (Core Academic & Communication)

• Reading literacy – Understanding written text. More specifically - meta-skills such as Speed Reading
• Writing literacy – Communicating via text. On Writing Well.
• Numeracy – Understanding and applying numbers and math.
• Oracy – Effective speaking and listening.
• Spelling literacy – Accurate word formation.
• Grammar literacy – Understanding language rules.
• Phonemic literacy – Recognizing sounds in words.
• Handwriting literacy – Legible and efficient script.
• Translation literacy – Converting meaning between languages.
• Multilingual literacy – Competence in multiple languages.

2. Digital & Technological Literacies

• Digital literacy – Using digital tools effectively.
• Technological literacy – Understanding and using technology.
• ICT literacy – Information and communication technology skills.
• Computational literacy – Programming, algorithms, and logic.
• Maker literacy – Hands-on building and prototyping.
• Robotics literacy – Understanding and building robots.
• Electronics literacy – Designing and troubleshooting circuits.
• 3D printing literacy – Using additive manufacturing tools.
• CAD literacy – Using computer-aided design software.
• Cybersecurity literacy – Understanding online safety and security.
• AI literacy – Understanding AI use, limits, and ethics.
• Blockchain literacy – Decentralized systems and applications.
• Augmented/virtual reality literacy – Designing and using AR/VR.
• Open-source literacy – Understanding and contributing to open-source projects.
• Remote collaboration literacy – Effective virtual teamwork.

3. Information & Data Literacies

• Information literacy – Finding and evaluating information.
• Media literacy – Understanding and analyzing media.
• News literacy – Recognizing credible journalism.
• Data literacy – Interpreting and communicating data.
• Statistical literacy – Understanding statistics and probabilities.
• Geospatial literacy – Understanding maps, GIS, and spatial data.
• Archival literacy – Managing and preserving information over time.

4. Cognitive & Thinking Literacies

• Critical literacy – Analyzing and questioning assumptions.
• Systems literacy – Understanding interlinked systems.
• Strategic literacy – Long-term planning and foresight.
• Problem-solving literacy – Approaching and solving challenges.
• Creative literacy – Generating and developing new ideas.
• Design literacy – Understanding principles of good design.
• Pattern literacy – Recognizing and applying recurring structures.
• Metacognitive literacy – Thinking about your own thinking.
• Scenario literacy – Modeling possible futures.

5. Scientific & Environmental Literacies

• Scientific literacy – Understanding scientific principles and method.
• Engineering literacy – Applying engineering concepts.
• Mathematical literacy – Using math to model and solve problems.
• Energy literacy – Understanding energy production, storage, and use.
• Climate literacy – Understanding climate change and responses.
• Environmental literacy – Understanding ecosystems and sustainability.
• Agricultural literacy – Understanding food production systems.
• Water literacy – Understanding water cycles and management.
• Biodiversity literacy – Knowledge of species and conservation.
• Ethnobotanical literacy – Understanding human uses of plants.
• Materials literacy – Understanding materials science basics.

6. Financial & Economic Literacies

• Financial literacy – Managing money and investments.
• Economic literacy – Understanding markets and economic systems.
• Entrepreneurial literacy – Starting and running ventures.
• Trade literacy – Understanding global trade systems.
• Property literacy – Real estate principles and ownership.
• Negotiation literacy – Bargaining for optimal outcomes.
• Supply chain literacy – Understanding how goods flow.

7. Health & Wellbeing Literacies

• Health literacy – Understanding health information.
• Nutritional literacy – Making informed food choices.
• Mental health literacy – Understanding mental wellbeing.
• Physical literacy – Mastery of body movement and fitness.
• First aid literacy – Responding to health emergencies.
• Sexual health literacy – Understanding reproductive health.
• Safety literacy – Recognizing and reducing hazards.
• Resilience literacy – Adapting to adversity.

8. Social & Cultural Literacies

• Cultural literacy – Understanding cultural norms and history.
• Civic literacy – Understanding government and civic roles.
• Historical literacy – Interpreting historical events.
• Geopolitical literacy – Understanding world politics and relations.
• Social literacy – Navigating interpersonal relationships.
• Collaborative literacy – Working productively with others.
• Intercultural literacy – Working across cultures.
• Conflict resolution literacy – Navigating disputes constructively.
• Empathy literacy – Understanding others’ emotions.
• Ethical literacy – Applying moral reasoning.
• Philosophical literacy – Engaging with ideas about reality, values, and logic.

9. Arts & Aesthetic Literacies

• Visual literacy – Interpreting and creating visual meaning.
• Music literacy – Reading and creating music.
• Film literacy – Understanding film language and storytelling.
• Theatrical literacy – Understanding performance arts.
• Art literacy – Understanding and creating visual arts.
• Design thinking literacy – Applying human-centered design.

10. Work & Industry Literacies

• Construction literacy – Building techniques and codes.
• Manufacturing literacy – Understanding production processes.
• Tool literacy – Knowing and using tools safely.
• Welding literacy – Metal joining and fabrication.
• Machine literacy – Understanding and operating machinery.
• Logistics literacy – Coordinating resources and movement.
• Project management literacy – Organizing tasks and timelines.
• Quality assurance literacy – Ensuring product and process quality.
• Maintenance literacy – Keeping systems operational.

11. Personal Mastery Literacies

• Time literacy – Managing and prioritizing time.
• Goal-setting literacy – Structuring and achieving objectives.
• Mindfulness literacy – Awareness and focus in the moment.
• Learning-to-learn literacy – Mastering learning strategies.
• Self-leadership literacy – Directing your own actions and growth.
• Adaptability literacy – Adjusting to change effectively.
• Life design literacy – Designing a fulfilling life.

Types of Literacy Initially Proposed as Important to OSE Work

There are many types of literacy:

• Plain literacy, augmented with speed reading, mnemonics, and logic - which is corrected further via Oracy and Numeracy
• Media Literacy
• Collaborative Literacy
• Computer Literacy or Technological Literacy
• Numeracy
• Literacy
• Visual Literacy
• Spiritual Literacy
• Cultural Literacy
• Abundance Mindset - perhaps the ultimate literacy that combines practical skill with

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