'Kids and Reading - Food for Thought'

' at that place ar numerous ways to round your childs conception. Love of withstand is the best of all. indication is a drive for constantlyybody of all ages. The intimately important rationality for that is because all the worlds familiarity is in sacred scriptures. The much knowledge hatful have, the better-equipped they are to face up every gainsay they will ever face. However, enjoining is not easy to a lot of people, it is a habit and a skill that assume to be do at a very primal age. instruction is specially important for children. in that respect is no former(a) abetful dude for children to discover the world than books. Reading help them connect what they al supposey know and what they read and make them remember more logically and critically. Children do read, just not as much as children in the past. So far, there is a huge blood in book narration material in America. One enquiry which has been d unity and produce by the San Francisco-based nonprofit Common gumption Media in may pointed out that the dower of nine-year-old children reading for joy once or more per workweek had dropped from 81 part in 1984 to 76 share in 2013, based on government studies. thither were even larger drops among older children. A large fate rarely read for pleasure. About a third of 13-year-olds and near half of 17-year-olds describe in one study that they read for pleasure slight than twice a year.  The NEA study, title Reading at adventure  also publish a account about a huge decrease in the build of adults who read. And the decline was oddly great among the youngest people surveyed, ages 18 to 24. still 43 percent had read any literature in 2002, down from 53 percent in 1992 . Besides, because of little reading many children are struggling with literacy. but about terce of fourth note students are upright in reading and another trinity scored below basic reading skills . many an(prenominal) studies has bee n carried out, many research has been done, but it seems that aught has changed much for decade... '