Letter to brother informing him about the good habit of loud reading
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Answer:You can choose a starting of your choice like, your mother or father is complaining about your brother's silent reading. Then advise him the following,
"When children listen to a parent , teacher or himself read a story out loud, they are often looking at the reader or at the book's illustrations but not at the printed word.
In a joint study by the University of Virginia and Ohio State University, researchers found that a small adjustment in the way preschool teachers read aloud boosted children's literacy skills.
Preschool teachers in 85 Ohio schools were given a year's worth of children's books. Some of the teachers also received a set of cards with brief questions to ask the children four to eight times while reading aloud to them. The questions were designed to draw the preschoolers' attention to the written text and took only an extra 90 seconds per reading session.
After two years, the children who were asked the questions showed significantly higher spelling skills than the kids who simply listened to the stories being read, according to the study.
And then tell him that reading out loud helps you to concentrate on the topic you are reading about. And give an appropiate ending.
Hope it helps you solve ur problem....
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