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Education

elleng

(137,147 posts)

7. Not directly responsive,

Reply to Leme (Original post)

Thu Jun 12, 2014, 11:29 AM

Jun 2014

but this is how my daughters learned to read, by writing their own books!

https://www.facebook.com/lowellschooldc/posts/870338762980326

Obviously just part of the process, but we all loved it, and still have some of their books, even tho they are 26 and 29 now, with babes of their own.

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I just wonder if learning by reading from a book is different than from a tablet/computer [View all] Leme Jun 2014 OP

I see you point about a "tangible task" w/ paper books. Cooley Hurd Jun 2014 #1

Not sure about reading but... Moliere Jun 2014 #2

yes, thanks for link Leme Jun 2014 #4

You are correct exboyfil Jun 2014 #3

thanks Leme Jun 2014 #6

It's not the medium but the content that improves learning... Sancho Jun 2014 #5

Not directly responsive, elleng Jun 2014 #7