literacy based on reading, writing, and understanding an alphabet; distinct from other kinds of literacy
become part of a larger community or cultural, often at the expense of your own cultural identity and practice
having to do with the study of living organisms
supported or strengthened botanical – having to do with the study of plants
for smaller pieces to come together to form a larger thing cobble – to put something together from whatever parts are available
a type of animal known as an arthropod, that often have shells called exoskeletons. Crabs, shrimp, and lobsters are well-known examples of crustaceans.
having to do with the study of rocks and the makeup of the Earth
having to do with the systemic rules of how language is structured
originating from a particular place, native
the language that is used to teach in
having to do with the study of how languages work
often refers to a task or a job that is undertaken, but in this context, it refers to a ministry that is sanctioned by a religious organization to preach in a particular place, often to bring aid and/or convert people to their beliefs
filled with strong emotion
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