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National Reading Day: What reading moves in the brain – and why reading aloud is important
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from Die Zeit · Germany · Western Europe
This article discusses Germany's National Reading Day, exploring the effects of reading on the brain and emphasizing the importance of reading aloud. It highlights the cognitive benefits associated with engaging in reading activities.
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