Some people believe online reading materials should only be used for a child to learn to read, whereas others believe only printed material should be used. Discuss both views and give your opinion
Given the advancement and ease of
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of various online tools and technology, it is only right that some people believe reading materials online alone would suffice, for a Use synonyms
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On the other hand
, we have the time-tested mode of learning to read, using printed material. Let us delve a bit deeper into both of these modes of learning and see for ourselves what might aid better in making a Linking Words
child
learn to read!
Online reading has made learning, fun for kids over the past few years, thanks to the innumerable mobile apps that have been developed targeting the younger audience. It is hard to find kids these days without a mobile phone or tablet in hand. With a push of a button, the kids Use synonyms
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apps that cater their learning needs. With interactive voice recognition and responsive technologies, apps garner the attention of kids and help them learn faster. There are few downsides to exposing kids to online reading materials. To cite a few, Use synonyms
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to suffer from eye defects and mental issues, owing to the increased screen time. Suggestion
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to mobile phones and tablets, there still remain a sizeable number of kids in the lower strata of the society, who do not enjoy Use synonyms
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power supply
or internet connectivity or charge in the device’s battery. The moment any or all of these malfunction, online reading is hampered.
Printed material has no external dependencies like that of Online reading (power supply or internet connectivity or charge in the device’s battery). All kids have Suggestion
the power supply
access
to printed material, as printed material is available at a very low cost, affordable to all. With the Use synonyms
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to public libraries, one does not need to pay anything at all, yet have Use synonyms
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to great printed material, to learn from. One can jot down some notes, circle difficult words, underline texts and do much more, leaving it open to revisit when possible and recollect what one learnt.
In conclusion, while both modes of reading material can help a Use synonyms
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, it is imperative that a balanced approach be taken into consideration. A kid exposed to only Use synonyms
printed
material, might find it difficult to cope-up with the nuances of technology at a later stage, while a kid exposed too much to technology might not appreciate the benefits of learning from printed material and the miss the joy of learning. Any of these modes in moderation, is what I would advise someone looking to help their Suggestion
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