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Children whose families use screens a lot tend to have weaker vocabulary skills, and video games have the biggest negative ...

Scientists from Estonia surveyed the parents of over 400 children about their own screen use, their children’s screen time, and the children’s language skills. Published in Frontiers in Developmental ...

Educators using Flocabulary in their classrooms have reported significant improvements, with 96.4% of teachers reporting that their students are more engaged in school when using the program. It is ...

Researchers have found that regular screen use by both parents and children has a link to deteriorating language skills among kids.

The Literacy Project says one out of every two adults cannot read a book written at an eighth-grade level. Two out of every ...

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It helps develop vocabulary, language skills ... to the same book repeatedly because of the comfort and familiar topics it provides for kindergarten kids and younger. Repeated readings help them ...

Screen devices are everywhere: we use them for entertainment, connection, and critical day-to-day functions. But Estonian scientists find that screens can have a negative effect on children’s language ...

Bélanger and her colleague, Chantal Mayer-Crittenden with the School of Speech-Language Pathology at Laurentian University in Sudbury, are conducting a research project that focuses on strategies for ...