Spread of Online Chatting and Global Developments in Reading Literacy during 2000–2018

<p id="p1">This chapter addresses the relationship between increased online chatting during 2000&ndash;2018 and changes in reading literacy. The findings relate to per-country changes and involve 39 countries from five continents. The data was derived from the international PISA surveys. Two groups...

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Autor principal: Luyten, Hans
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Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: IntechOpen 2023
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Acceso en línea:https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/1146875
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Sumario:<p id="p1">This chapter addresses the relationship between increased online chatting during 2000&ndash;2018 and changes in reading literacy. The findings relate to per-country changes and involve 39 countries from five continents. The data was derived from the international PISA surveys. Two groups of countries are distinguished: those with a low prevalence of online chatting in 2009 and accelerating growth during 2009&ndash;2018 and those with high chatting prevalence in 2009 but decreasing growth afterward. The first group shows substantially improved reading literacy during 2000&ndash;2009. However, this positive trend changed around in the subsequent period when online chatting clearly accelerated in these countries. In contrast, the second group shows improvement during 2009&ndash;2018, when the growth in online chatting decelerated in these countries. By 2009, the prevalence of online chatting was already high in these countries. This coincided with a small decrease in reading literacy. Additional analyses indicate that during 2000&ndash;2009 the relationship between increased online chatting and decreased reading literacy is mediated by changing percentages of students reading fiction at least once a month. During 2009&ndash;2108, the relationship is mediated by changing awareness of useful reading strategies.</p>
ISBN:978-1-83769-712-0
DOI:10.5772/intechopen.1001935