reading

reading
24.01.2024

Research reveals that additional practice in blending printed letter sounds significantly aids struggling beginner readers in reception classes.  While it might sound strange, it can actually be beneficial for lots of kids.

Kate Yakimchuk research child development cognitive skills education Psychology 24 January 2024
books
13.01.2024

Reading books improves brain functions such as memory, attention and concentration. It can also improve empathy, social skills and creativity. It is important for children and older people not just to read books, but to discuss them so that what they read is “put aside” and does not go in vain.

Diana Dashkevich mental health intelligence health facts Psychology 13 January 2024
child reading
06.09.2023

Deaf kids are often harder to teach, because most modern teaching methods are created for kids with no hearing disabilities. Meanwhile, specialists try to fix it - so they offer a new method that can make it way more effective for lots of kids.

Kate Yakimchuk research teaching children Psychology 6 September 2023
kids reading
22.08.2023

Dyslexic people might have more issues than just reading problems, a new study claims. New research reveals that children with dyslexia exhibit slower visual processing, shedding light on the broader impact of dyslexia on brain functions beyond reading skills. 

Kate Yakimchuk research children Psychology 22 August 2023
boy reading
08.08.2023

When the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to close nationwide, students of all ages turned to remote learning on screens.  A study by the University of Washington's Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences found that children can develop key reading skills through virtual classrooms. 

Kate Yakimchuk research children Psychology 8 August 2023
book
24.07.2023

In the article we will talk about the benefits of reading and what bibliotherapy is.

Diana Dashkevich books mental health emotions facts Psychology 24 July 2023
reading
09.07.2023

It often seems that reading is pretty simple - especially if you naturally love to read. In fact, it requires not one, but two networks in your brain to read, a new study claims.

Kate Yakimchuk intelligence brain research Psychology 9 July 2023
child reading
01.07.2023

While forcing children to read can make them hate it, reading for pleasure can be actually very beneficial for kids. New research from UK and China claim that kids who read for pleasure when they're young tend to have better cognitive abilities when they're older.

Kate Yakimchuk children personality intelligence research Psychology 1 July 2023
books
06.04.2023

Reading a book before bed improves sleep quality and mental health. In the article, we will understand why reading a book before bedtime is much more useful than scrolling the phone screen.

Diana Dashkevich mental health sleep Psychology 6 April 2023