Why does a person's life experience influence how he or she reads?

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jeyben [28]2 years ago

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Answer:

If books, magazines, and reading has been in someone's life since early childhood, then that person will probably become a natural. That is, reading will be such a basic activity in life, s/he can't imagine life without reading and liking it.

2. If a child enters preschool or kindergarten, never having been read to by parents or anyone else during very early childhood, s/he might have a rough time learning to read and/or liking it.

Keep in mind, those are my opinions, as well as generalizations. They are not facts, but the results of my observations over time.

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