The study examined the learning outcomes of more than 43,000 Spanish students and found those who read books gained ...
Just reading isn't enough – what students read is key, new study finds
A new study has found that reading a good novel has a much greater effect on students’ learning than reading a magazine or comic book.
Griffith University’s Beryl Exley says that comics, newspapers and magazines don't escalate children's cognitive skills as much as paper-based books because “they usually present everyday concepts with everyday vocabulary in a practical way”.
Griffith University’s Beryl Exley says that comics, newspapers and magazines don't escalate children's cognitive skills as much as paper-based books because “they usually present everyday concepts with everyday vocabulary in a practical way”.
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