THE IMPORTANCE OF READING ALOUD: BENEFITS FOR CHILDREN AND PARENTS.
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Reading aloud, child development, parental engagement, literacy, language acquisition, emotional connection.Abstract
Reading aloud is an influential practice that supports cognitive, emotional, and social growth in children while simultaneously strengthening the relationship between parents and children. This article examines the diverse advantages of reading aloud for both young learners and their caregivers, emphasizing areas such as language acquisition, literacy enhancement, and relational dynamics. Additionally, it discusses effective methods for integrating reading aloud into everyday routines and its implications for educational strategies.
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