The "new literacies" are important both for classroom learning and for securing jobs after graduation.

Which evidence would be the most credible to support the claim?

a.
In a 2014 survey of the top U. S. corporations, 89 percent stated that "technology literacy" was a very important consideration in their hiring decisions.

b.
John B. Scott, a ninth grade student was quoted as saying: "I am determined to learn as many technology skills as I can so I can get a good job."

c.
Most teachers agree that students should be learning technology in the classroom so they can get employment.

d.
A May 2014 article in the Reed High School Newspaper stated, "Students with technology skills have the easiest time finding jobs after graduation."

a. In a 2014 survey of the top U. S. corporations, 89 percent stated that "technology literacy" was a very important consideration in their hiring decisions.

Explanation:

Based on the question, it is claimed that "new literacies" are vital to both classroom learning and getting jobs after graduation.

The evidence that would most likely support this claim would be option A. This is because the evidence is giving by the most credible source of all, which is the hiring corporations themselves.