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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

How Spanish Audio Books Help Struggling Students

By Richard Coppin

Learning to read is a process and value that should be instilled from a very young age. Easier than it might sound, the fact remains that learning to read proves to be a challenge for almost 40 percent of kids. The plus side is that most reading problems have solutions or even better, can be evaded. The down side is that most of the parents who notice these problems in their kids wait more than a year before taking any action.

It is a sad fact that the older a child gets, the more difficult it will be to teach him or her to read. If a child can't read well by say, third grade, chances are very likely that he or she will never catch up. The effects of failure are devastating and can be long-term.

Spanish Audio books can help these struggling kids start to learn from a very young age. It is a common fact that even as a baby, sound proves to be a more sensitive medium. Babies react to the sounds of parents and other sounds of music, toys etc.

The same idea applies to children. These Spanish audio books can be played to them from a very young age.

These days, so many titles are available. From favourite nursery rhymes, fairy tales, novels, best-sellers and countless others available in many different formats. All these titles, available from a variety of source enable children to 'read' their favourite Spanish audio books anywhere and anytime they desire. They can play it on their MP3 player or portable CD player while travelling on family trips, or while having their favourite ice-cream and so on.

While conventional books are getting to be obsolete, Spanish audio books are fast becoming more popular. Children are often fascinated by the way the books are read aloud by voices that are often prominent and dominating, akin a father-figure.

These audio books are sometimes enhanced with background music to further give it life. With these exciting voices and sounds, children's imagination are often stirred. They often feel as if they are in those books - beautiful worlds with amazing people and animals, magical kingdoms and so on.

Spanish audio books are becoming even more popular today and it can help struggling kids to overcome their reading problems. It also helps them to enjoy reading even more compared to conventional reading methods which are becoming obsolete.


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