Reading is the perfect combination of business with pleasure. On the one hand, this is a hobby, an indisputable pleasure from the process, on the other - pure knowledge. From early childhood we are told that reading is good. Do not neglect them, because neuroscientists have long found out that this process has the same mechanisms as the letter.
Erudition
If we take Dahl’s dictionary to help, we can see the following definition of an erudite person - a scientist, versatile, but first of all well-read. “Life to live is not a field to go over,” says an old proverb, punishing that many things unprecedented before can be encountered along the way of life, which means that you need to be ready for everything, and here all-round development is the best helper. In turn, reading is what makes this erudition possible.
Intelligence
What person is interesting to chat with? The answer to this question comes immediately, intuitively. But before answering, one can reach it logically: communication is a dialogue, a conversation in which they exchange opinions, data and information. Therefore, a person with whom it is interesting to communicate must have something to say. Reading books is important, because from them you can not only learn a lot about yourself, but also come to new conclusions on your own. Therefore, it has a beneficial effect on the thought process.
Literacy
The reading process is to increase vocabulary and literacy too. It is no secret that it is easier for a well-read child to write dictations later, build sentences, because he remembered all these rules of the Russian language at a subconscious level, without even thinking about them. Children who love to read do not have problems with learning - and not only in the humanities; stories, novels and novels have an exact plot of the narrative, and it is logical, because reading is also a visual representation of structuring, which ultimately facilitates understanding of the tasks.
Life science
The biography / autobiography genre can also be very useful. Reading about someone’s fictional life, you experience moments that have never met in reality, but draw conclusions, learn from the mistakes of others. That's why romanized biographies are both fiction and hard fiction.
Freedom of choice - freedom of the soul
Literary reading is an instrument for introducing students to various types of literature. The choice of books for the school curriculum is always designed to select works that are suitable for children by their level of development, relevant to their age category and diverse in genres. They provide an opportunity to cover a wide range of possible literature, so that later a person can choose books on the spirit and mood. Literary reading guides the child, allowing him to know both the world and himself.
The development of speech and diction
It is important not only what to read, but also how to do it. At an early age, reading aloud is practiced - in the elementary school curriculum there is a subject of the same name, which further evolves, develops into “literature”, in which the essence of the works comes to the fore. But expressive reading is not only the highly specialized school term that it has become at present. In addition to teachers who need to present works of art in a better light, reading aloud their passages and focusing on important points, it will come in handy for future speakers. How exactly? Well, recitation is the art of an art syllable, and this term used to be a synonym for expressive reading, it requires sufficient preparation, good diction and mastery of oratory.
Conclusion
Are all these arguments not enough to conclude: reading is fun, useful and important? But this is only the beginning: in fact, there is much more evidence, countless. You can talk for a long time about how pleasant it is to immerse yourself in the world of imagination and fantasy after a long day; how warm and comfortable sitting with a book in a large armchair, wrapped in a blanket, while outside the window rain and cold; how much interesting and new can be gleaned from huge Talmuds and large volumes; how knowledge is hidden between dusty pages, and how amazing it is to get it from there. How incredible it is to re-read your favorite book in a few years and still find in it what you have not seen before.