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Old 09-02-2020, 09:34 AM   #109
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I do think it's an excuse. You also watch plenty of bad films in school (With titles like What is Zinc?), yet there isn't a drop in people watching films.
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Of course the reason they would only associate reading with books they were forced to read in school because that is likely the only time they ever read.

If school didn't have kids read anything, do you think those same people would have spontaneously become readers?
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Careful it sounds like you’re implying that parents should actually take a role in their child’s lives or something

I suspect most kids develop their like or dislike of reading long before they get to the point in school where they would be reading "classics". I came from a home where reading was encouraged and I had always liked it, so having to read a few things in school that were less than enjoyable was no big deal and didn't turn me off to reading altogether.
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