...patterned to use "technology and knowledge to accomplish tasks." Literacy as a whole is the sum of this "set of socially organized practices which make use...and a technology for producing and disseminating it" (p. 236). Like them, we are in search of a "framework which situates cognitive skills in culturally...

...then, consists of three components: technology, knowledge, and [cognitive] skills" (p. 236). Thus, they approach literacy as a set of "socially organized...and a technology for producing and disseminating it" (p. 236). The connection between Scribner and Cole and socio-cognitive work in rhetoric and composition...

...practice, then, consists of three components: technology, knowledge, and skills. "Literacy" is defined as a set of socially organized practices which make...and a technology for producing and disseminating it. As examples of such socialized practices in the case of the Vai literate, they list, letter writing,...