Question 48

Listen to the recording: Research consistently demonstrates the benefits of reading aloud to young children, even before they can understand the words. It establishes a comforting routine and introduces the rhythm of language. While parents often stop reading to their children once they acquire the ability to read independently, educators argue this is a mistake. Listening to complex stories allows older children to access vocabulary and concepts that are beyond their current reading level. Therefore, continuing this practice helps them bridge the gap between their listening potential and their actual ...