While adults are reading less and less, there is no change in the general consensus that children benefit from – and indeed need – to read. But what exactly does reading give children? Among the many benefits, the impact of reading on the development of cognitive or intellectual abilities should be highlighted. This does not only include thinking, but also perception, cognition, memory, and attention. And alongside these skills, it gives children a stable jumping point and background knowledge to better understand the world.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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