Get Your Children to Read Put in a Reading Movie
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Encourage Your Children to Read: Try a 'Reading Movie'
Summary
In today's digital age, children often prefer television, video games, and the internet over reading. Many parents find it challenging to motivate their kids to pick up a book. However, innovative solutions like "Reading Movies" can transform screen time into an opportunity to enhance reading skills.Article
With the rise of technology, children tend to favor television, video games, and internet activities rather than reading. For many parents, encouraging a child to read a book can be quite daunting.Statistics from the U.S. Department of Education reveal that children typically spend four to six hours a day watching TV or movies. However, screen time doesn't have to be unproductive. Parents can leverage this time to foster a love of reading in their children.
SFK Media Specially for Kids Corp. has developed a novel approach to improve children's reading, vocabulary, and comprehension through movies. Their "Reading Movies" are part of the ReadEnt learning system, featuring "Action Captions" technology. This innovative feature displays each word on screen as it is spoken, seamlessly integrating with the film's dialogue.
The Action Captions appear directly from the speakers' mouths, maintaining the movie's flow while engaging the brain's cognitive elements. This process naturally supports the development of reading and language skills.
The concept behind Reading Movies is that children can enhance their reading abilities effortlessly, without even realizing it. Annetta Jones, a Florida-based educator and reading specialist, expressed her amazement: "When I first introduced Reading Movies to my kids, they were so engrossed in the story that they didn't even notice they were reading aloud."
These films are based on timeless classics such as "The Trojan Horse," "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," and "Tales of Gulliver's Travels." According to SFK Media, Reading Movies help reinforce vocabulary and related concepts for children at all reading levels. Remarkably, a single interactive movie can be revisited over the years to develop various skills.
Ronald Brown, a cognitive psychology professor at the University of Sunderland in England, envisions a future where parents might say, "Stop playing around and go watch a movie; it's time to improve your reading."
By integrating entertainment and education, Reading Movies offer a creative way to turn screen time into an enriching and educational experience for children.
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