Tips to help children refocus on reading (infographic)
The internet makes us distracted. Our attention span shrinks, we move too easily from reading to scrolling, every second page of the book we need a tweet-break.
Now, imagine our kids – the generation that doesn’t know the world without the internet, animated gifs, looping 6-second videos, or quick Facebook updates.
We suffer from distraction. Our kids are distracted by default.
The infographic from Chronicle Books, a shopping site with wonderful personalized books, shows how to make the children focus – or refocus – on written word.
You don’t necessarily have to buy paper books and push your kids to read them. They are digital natives. If they prefer to stay in a digital environment while turning their attention to a book, just make it happen.
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