For example, if the word is not familiar with the child, the meaning of the term child can understand the content. Reading not only helps to increase vocabulary, but also increases the overall grammar. In order to expand vocabulary, children should read classic literature. This will promote the development of language. .
As well, reading promotes the development of speech. Reading aloud is one of the best exercises for the development of speech. Reading aloud is a speech practice. Reading aloud allows correct speech. Reading aloud eliminates childish word-parasites and other speech deficiencies. According to James Randerson, "Most important, though, said Zuckerman, is that reading aloud is a period of shared attention and emotion between parent and child. This reinforces reading as a pleasurable activity." In this case, parents can help to children develop speech. Reading also includes confidence within society. .
Reading promotes social development of children through literature. Children can learn language by reading and listening to stories and also can develop socially by reading books that explore social and cultural topics. Children learn communication skills through reading and talking. Books can show children how people communicate in different ways. As well, reading promotes the logical thinking skills of children. Reading is important to children and contributes to grasp abstract concepts, apply logic, recognize cause, and utilize good judgment. As child or pupils begins to relate the scenarios in books to what's happening in world, becomes more excited about the stories share. .
Also, reading contributes an emotional intelligence. Dan Hurley, in his own words, said, "it may seem odd to imagine that reading can improve your emotional intelligence. But in October, the Journal of Science published an extraordinary study showing that reading literature improve people's theory of mind." This shows that reading good literature improves an emotional intelligence.
