US EditionNew study reveals the biggest obstacles to kids’ reading habits and how parents can help
- Almost half of parents report that distractions from phones, gaming, and TV prevent their child from reading more, according to new research from Amazon Kindle.
- Over three quarters of parents wish their children read more, but 44% say their kids read less than they did as children.
- While 95% of parents try to encourage reading, 46% state their child gets easily distracted while reading.
- Parents can improve reading habits by allowing children to choose reading materials that reflect their interests, such as picture books or graphic novels.
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New study reveals the biggest obstacles to kids’ reading habits and how parents can help
(BPT) - The benefits of developing an early love of reading are well known, but recent reports have shown that literacy rates continue to decline globally. With unprecedented competition for children's attention, almost half (42%) of parents say distractions from…
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