Born Reading: Bringing Up Bookworms in a Digital Age -- From Picture Books to eBooks and Everything in Between
Jason Boog
Millions of parents around the world are wasting their money on tutors, exam preparation courses, and study guides, not knowing anything about the most effective method of reading—Interactive Reading, which takes just an hour, a completely free gift that you can give to your child. Combining the results of eight studies of child development, scientists came to a startling conclusion: interactive reading can increase a child's IQ by six points or more. And the earlier the baby gets acquainted with this way of reading aloud, the more pronounced effect it gives. The author of the book, Jason Boog, helped his daughter learn new words and numbers, and at the same time taught her to count, introduced her to music, etc. The author reinforced his experience with the opinions of not only child development specialists, but also teachers, librarians, writers and developers of applications for digital devices.
