Students urged to keep reading
From left, librarians Jessica Browne and Shaquie Craig reading a story to the students. ((Picture by Morissa Lindsay.))
Thu, October 11, 2012 - 12:08 AM
Assistant librarian Jessica Browne has observed that book reading is declining in this age of technology.
She stated this yesterday while encouraging students at the Grazettes Primary School in St Michael to continue their habit of reading.
The school has put on a number of activities this week under the theme Let’s Celebrate Literacy.
Browne told the DAILY NATION that she had found that people were moving away from books and moving towards technology. (ML)
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Reading is reading regardless of the medium used! I'm sure that my fellow Nation News ONLINE readers would agree.
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