Reading infographic

Created by Gosia Zimniak, the infographic puts together most important benefits of the most beautiful activity in the world. Via Visually. More infographics about books, libraries, and reading: [ef…

Tell-A-Tale has published an infographic that puts together most important facts about reading. It’s is never too late in life to pick up a book. For all you know, it might even save your life. Don…

Aren’t you spending a little too much time on your smartphone? Aren’t you reaching for it a bit too often? See also:…

Slow reading advocates seek a return to the focused reading habits of years gone by, before Google, smartphones and social media started fracturing our time and attention spans. Many of its advocat…

There were three students. One read at home for 20 minutes each day, the second for 5 minutes, and the third only one minute…

Reading makes brain elastic, reduces stress, and helps improve real-life relationships. Recently, a few interesting infographics about reading have been released. You can check them out in our info…

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Developing a culture of reading at home and at school is going to be a game changer for students this school year. Teaching reading in content areas boosts overall confidence and performance. As we master reading skills and strategies...

Educational Technology has released an infographic that is based on a classic title How to Read a Book written by Mortimer J. Adler. See also: [ef-archive number=2 tag="lists" ] The book was first published in 1940 and is widely considered a must-read for educators. In 1972, a heavily revised edition was released, co-authored with Charles…

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