The study, conducted with 58,346 children and teenagers whose ages range between nine and 18, shows that 52.9% of them said that listening to audiobooks has increased their interest in reading. Similarly, two in five of the children and teenagers surveyed (42.6%) confirmed that audiobooks have made them more interested in writing.
Audio books for your child, walks by the water will do you good and eat more probiotics to alleviate depression
SINGAPORE (July 17): Many parents are moving to homeschooling in reaction to the Covid–19 pandemic, with millions of them turning to activity books, flash cards and audiobooks to educate their restless children. While some parents might struggle to find which educational material works best for their offspring, a new report by the UK’s National Literacy Trust suggests that audiobooks have the potential to be a key resource for children’s literacy and well-being.
To continue reading our premium articles,
Upgrade your subscription to as low as $8.33/month to gain unlimited access to ALL of our premium articles!
Have an account? Sign In
