Reading is more educational than watching videos or TV. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Most
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have become more addicted to games and
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more than reading.lt is believed that
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who read learn
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faster than playing games and watching
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. I somewhat agree with the statement.
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, reading has always been a great
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to educate
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, young or old.
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if a child is given a book to read they concentrate and have time to ask questions if needed. Another example is that if kids are taught using a book, it means they have a chance to underline or highlight what they don't understand and get back to it, which becomes a great
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of mastering words
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,
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generation of the 21st century have initiated different ways of learning including
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and
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children
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do learn from watching
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and playing
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but the problem is they lose concentration when they are having fun and
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there is no chance of grabbing new words to learn. The drawback in watching
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and
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is that u can not pause if there is something u don't understand so learning becomes less. To sum up, l believe it is clear that reading is the best
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to teach a child , and improve their learning skills,
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videos
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and
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are
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a
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of learning
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they do not outweigh the reading technique.
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