Question 20527 — illiteracy

Summary

Mr. Jean-Marie Fiévet draws the attention of the Minister of National Education and Youth to the reading difficulties of young French people. Indeed, following a study by the Ministry of Education based on a reading assessment given to 713,000 men and women aged 16 to 25, as part of Defense and Citizenship Day in 2018, it appeared that more than one young French person in ten has "reading difficulties" and one in twenty in illiteracy situation. These difficulties are correlated with the level of study, but the reading level should be acquired from a very young age, without any link to the study diploma. Certainly, one of the objectives of Defense and Citizenship Day (JDC) is to take stock of the reading and writing skills of those over 16, but this is a screening that is far too late and has serious consequences in the professional lives of those over the age of 16. individuals. Therefore, he questions him about the measures he wishes to put in place following this alarming study in order to support children in difficulty from an early age.

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