Why should we cultivate children's reading ability? What is reading and reading ability?

We all know that reading plays a vital role in a person's growth. We will find that everyone who has achieved extraordinary results in history is a person who loves reading. However, when children are in the early childhood stage, they lack the ability and habit of self-reading, so they need parents to assist in reading, which is what we often call parent-child reading.

Contents of this article

1. What is the ability to read and the ability to read?

2. The benefits of cultivating primary school students' reading ability

3. Why should we cultivate children's reading ability?

What is reading and reading ability

Those who can read: that is, those who can understand the author's ideas after reading a book or watching a movie, and can resonate with the ideas interpreted by others, and can even summarize their own theories based on the foundation of their predecessors; those who have reading ability: after watching a movie or a book, because of their own talents or acquired skills and sensitivity to words, they can naturally have their own interpretations and opinions on the movie or book. The language structure, sense of rhythm, story structure, and even the foreshadowing of the scenery can be seen at a glance, and they can create and sublimate their own personal texts.

The benefits of developing primary school students' reading ability

Improve children's writing ability: Reading more will create a small library in the child's mind. When encountering a composition of any subject, the small library will automatically search for relevant knowledge. Reading is the best exercise for children to write. Expand children's intellectual development: Reading less will limit their learning. Reading more will enhance their learning ability and creativity. When reading more and thinking about problems, rich language skills will help them understand and solve problems more deeply, which is beneficial to their thinking ability and intellectual development. Cultivate children's temperament: Read more, and have a kind of demeanor in their words and deeds. Reading thousands of books will expose children to a wide range of levels, and they will not be timid and ignorant when talking to others.

Why should we cultivate children's reading ability?