15 Game-Changing Benefits of Reading: Why Kids and Adults Should Double Down in the Digital Era (Insights from neuroscientist Rita Carter and leading brain research)
(By María José Alcázar, M.A. in TEFL, with collaboration from Marcelo Maurizio) Reading—still a revolutionary, deeply human act—cuts through the noise of social media, short-form video, and screens. British neuroscientist Rita Carter, author of Mapping the Mind, puts it bluntly: reading isn’t a habit; it’s a neural reprogramming.
High-value read time: 5 minutes.
(By María José Alcázar, M.A. in TEFL, with collaboration from Marcelo Maurizio) Reading—still a revolutionary, deeply human act—cuts through the noise of social media, short-form video, and screens. British neuroscientist Rita Carter, author of Mapping the Mind, puts it bluntly: reading isn’t a habit; it’s a neural reprogramming.
High-value read time: 5 minutes.