The importance of reading books in children's personality development
Yes, because books teach us many things.
In order to live with other people around us, we need to be easy to get along with, know our limits and be willing to learn a thing or two about bonding.
And reading a book is a sure way to equip ourselves with skills to deal with the different people around us.
When I go to your house, the first thing I look for is your bookshelf. Yes, because he's talking about you.
People who hoard books have a more favourable human relationship than those who have none. Yes, because books teach us many things.
Get a story book and see how the characters in the story behave. Their goal is to reach the highest rung of the ladder, such as profession, work, etc., they may be in a constant battle with their inner demons. Yes, either pride, envy, jealousy, etc. can be a bitter truth about themselves. Learning to see and overcome these things is something that can also be done when we feel the same suffering.
We must be good, kind, fair and call them suitable individuals. In order to live with other people around us, we need to be easy to get along with, know our limits and be willing to learn a thing or two about bonding. And reading a book is a sure way to equip ourselves with skills to deal with the different people around us. Mutual learning is the key. When you read that the character of the book is just jokes, or hurtful, or whatever, you tend to empathize. You know very well that it is not a good idea to get or receive such treatment. Thanks for the books you read!
When I did a survey with my students, only a few of them had reading materials at home. They have no books other than the textbooks the school gave them to read for the school year. This is very worrying, given the importance of reading the book to a child to develop his/her own comprehension, fluency and vocabulary skills, but more so because of his/her appreciation of human dynamics where people have different personalities, beliefs and everything. , and therefore have different reactions to a particular problem, etc. until then.
Young minds must be developed into good people later. They should have absorbed the wisdom of the great literature about them and be more likeable and sympathetic to everyone, especially those out of close touch. Challenges of prejudice and hatred in some people - despite being irrational and all, they still exist because of the lack of habit of reading books and learning the dynamics of positive social interactions.
Those who are wide and wild readers, if you notice, they are quiet and easy to be with, can have its own distinctive character without prejudice or prejudice and all. This is the essence of reading books as we become more understanding and supportive of what we do not see around us.
However, there is always an exception to the rule: some of us have this insistence on being boldly biased against someone. Even the so-called educated. Yes, the real education is seen in how you treat people outside of your close contact, and the way you treat them is your brand of social conditioning: treat people well to show that your behaviour is learned from various readings, experiences and the like.
So next time I visit you, bring me coffee or tea...and a book I've read countless times! I can gain wisdom from this and be a better person than the person I used to be. I am just kidding!
Larry Kabaddi Nabbing
Elementary school teacher, published article author/writer, vineyard grower, environmental/intellectual property attorney, social entrepreneur wannabe, among other great endeavours.
He is currently working on his first novel with the working title: When the Doors Open...Run! Similar to the Hunger Games, players are placed against each other in an arena where there are different doors for them to run towards or away from… to survive. Behind the open doors are enemies just trying to survive the odds. The victory is only the hardest when he reaches the last door in front of the clapping spectators!
Challenges of prejudice and hatred in some people - despite being irrational and all, they still exist because of the lack of habit of reading books and learning the dynamics of positive social interactions. Yes, the real education is seen in how you treat people outside of your close contact, and the way you treat them is your brand of social conditioning: treat people well to show that your behaviour is learned from various readings, experiences and the like. How Improved THE IMPORTANCE OF READING BOOKS IN CHILDREN'S PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
