Asked • 05/09/25

Do you want to learn to read or read to learn??!

There are so many reasons we need to know how to read for many those answers are different! Sooooo Which on are you?

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Anita W.

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While I lay in a hospital bed and waited major surgery, I listened to the Talking Books, published for the blind, deaf, and the disabled. When I was a two-year-old toddler, I soon learned that sounds interesting sounds connected meaningful semantic concepts and ideas through my ears: first, I heard music, lullaby and commercials from the television, radio, the record player, and my cooling close relatives with my ears or through my auditory channel. Secondly, I learned the visual images through my blue eyes while I studied pictures, the textual letters or calligraphy through the swirling curly cues, and the text, the words under the captions of graphics, art, and designs, were associated with phrases, imperatives, exclamations meaningful concepts/ideas visual cues. When my parent, nana, papa, and aunts fed me oatmeal, sugary treats, and delicious meals I cooed with delight, associated with pleasant tastes, connecting both taste, texture, and smell with good memories as Proust does in the fragment of Swain's Way, "The Memories of a Time Past."
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