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Old 08-29-2016, 08:10 AM   #32
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Originally Posted by rhadin View Post
It is making the surface paramount over what lies beneath and draws away from consideration of what is truly important for what is truly unimportant.

But nothing lies beneath. Regardless of whether the "real books" comment is an intentional slight (which brings the article-writer's objectivity into question), or an unintentional slip-up (which brings the article-writer's competence into question), the fact remains that the article has provided zero proof that reading to children from vinyl, book-like toys (which double as teething rings and frisbees) promotes literacy any better than reading to children from a tablet/ereader, or phone will.

It's just another attempt to inculcate a "real readers prefer real books" mentality in the next generation of readers.

Reading to children promotes literacy in children. Period.
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