TODAY A READER, TOMORRW A LEADER

 

The capacity to recognize written characters in the text is known as reading. It serves as a vehicle for understanding information that has been printed creating a reliable interpretation of the written words is a cognitive and active process. Reading has always been linked with certain benefits. A few of them have been listed below-

 

1. Fosters Concentration- Making us indolent is one of the worst things technologies has ever done. Nearly everything is easily accessible. We barely attempt to concentrate on resolving problems or on achieving any improvement. You can guess where this is headed. You must admit that we even tend to become lazy and stop attempting to recall things. All you must do is set a phone reminder! The best training for concentration during this era is reading. We immediately turn our attention away from our surroundings as we read. Children can also find delight in and maintain focus while reading. Request a review of what they read from them. Whether they liked it or not. Children like importance. And they would undoubtedly express their opinions if given an opportunity. Kumon- an after-school study programme pays a lot of attention to its learners, making sure they read a lot.

 

2. Strengthens Writing Skills and vocabulary- Reading textbooks, picture books, and activity books expose children to new vocabulary. Reading teaches them new words that they can use to communicate their ideas and opinions more effectively. Children who read books have stronger social skills and can speak with confidence. They can express themselves verbally and in writing owing to the expanded vocabulary list. Kumon’s Enrich English Programme focuses a lot on reading and learning new vocabulary words. 

 

3. Mental Stimulation For Your Brain- Reading is a form of mental exercise. To decipher the printed material and arrive at a meaningful comprehension of it, it takes more neurological focus. The brain is stimulated to concentrate, pay attention, and be intelligent as you try to decipher the printed words. We strain our imaginations to create and conjure up a compelling story around the written material. Compared to other learning methods, this allows us more time to reflect and consider the insights of an idea. We become smarter and grow our brains by reading. Reviewing a piece of published writing forces, the mind to focus and increase its level of attention. The basis for success in other areas of life is always laid by these abilities.

 

4. Knowledge-Enhancement- The best way to learn is from books. There are books available now for every subject. Since the dawn of human civilization, books have been essential to the growth of both society and people. The more books you read, the more knowledge you have about world history, current events, scientific advancements, medical treatments, and other vital areas of life. The foundation for wisdom is knowledge. Children that are well-versed in a subject exhibit more mature, smart, and sensible behaviour. As they grow more self-assured, they can take on a challenging situation.

 

5. Reading reduces stress- Reading can take you out of your mundane daily routine and into a different universe. Reading can help reduce stress, heart rate, and blood pressure by doing so. Furthermore, reading before bed reduces tension and helps you de-stress, which enhances the quality of your sleep. Kumon’s worksheets are planned in a way that the child is required to give out 30 minutes every day, making sure the child is not overwhelmed with work.