Dr. Susan Mathison said it was fun to watch the change in her son from learning to read to reading to learn. She said he enjoys finding out new facts in the conversation. She also had a 15-year-old named Thames from Thailand in her home for the fall. He liked sports. Someone gave them books on sports written at the right lever for Thames to improve his English.
Students and parents discussing literacy is a correct step.
A lot of us lose the passion to keep reading because we are so busy with work and kids. Some has said that almost 40 percent of people don’t read any books after college. Reading to your child is a big part of parent-child bonding. Books can feed your spirit and reading it to kids as young as six months helps their vocabulary and emotional intelligence.
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