The occasional magazine or book is a treat for many teens. There are middle schoolers who live and breathe the books they read. Your adolescent’s academic, cognitive, social, and emotional growth may all benefit from reading literature, particularly from Newbery Medal winners.
Advantages of Learning
For the most part, we stress the value of teaching reading to young and middle school students. Tweens’ reading skills are still actively developing, by the way. Reading comprehension is a challenge for many middle schoolers.
Cognitive Advantages
Reading books may greatly improve your logic and thinking abilities. For the most part, preteens and teenagers hold the view of a “one truth” that can’t be swayed by many points of view. They believe what they are told by adults, such as their parents and teachers, and what they see with their own eyes and ears.
Positive Effects on Your Social Life and Mood
Have you ever overheard your kid talking with a buddy about a book or series they both loved? Literature study also helps with personal growth by expanding one’s perspective and perspective. For one thing, it’s not uncommon for protagonists in high-caliber works to come from a wide range of socioeconomic, racial, and geographical contexts.