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How to Encourage Children to Read?

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If we want to encourage the habit and the love of reading to the youngest, we can not stay stuck in the conversation about content quality. It is necessary to become aware of our role as ambassadors and question what strategies we use to present reading as an exciting and fun activity that invites us to adopt it as a hobby.

Read More: https://observatory.tec.mx/edu-news/reading-habits-children/

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