Reading is Fun
Not very often do you see a teacher put down her book reluctantly and say, "Okay class, I've got to stop reading. We've got to talk about math or something." (Jay, M. Ellen). So why is that? If the teachers aren't into reading, why should their students listen to them when being told to read more? If there were more enthusiasm for reading from all angles, then people wouldn't see reading as such a dreadful and boring task. First let's examine why reading is seen this way, then we'll discuss the many good things about reading. These days, there is a lot of required reading among students and also among employees in their workplaces. Everyone gets busy, but when they do have free time, instead of picking up a book, they just pick up the remote control and become one with their television set. Reading is a way of life at any school. The very first day the kids receive books of all sizes and just enough of them to break their backs. That doesn't exactly send the students running for the library to go grab some more. Within those books, generously given to them by their teachers, is a plethora of information that will be digested and exhausted by the end of the year. During the course of that year, students are asked to read more a
Have the kids provide sound effects whenever the story calls for it. I realize that reading to children can sometimes be a war, and they never want to do it, but there are ways of making it more interesting. teenagers cannot read over a 3rd Grade level. These scholarships are actually called "Readerships". So again, after reading such boring things and having to retain all that information, it's hard to pick up any other kinds of reading material. high school graduates can't read at a 6th Grade level. Points could be redeemed for anything from a pencil--for 10 points--to a trip to an Atlanta Braves game which needed a 150 point book. Read because it is one of life's greatest pleasures". This reading can be called "professional reading". So when this whole reading thing came up, I was maybe a little upset. Scientists, pediatricians, and educators all agree that reading strengthens the learning process.
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