Statistics Even 15 minutes of independent reading a day can expose a child to over a million words of text in a year.

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Statistics

Even 15 minutes of independent reading a day can expose a child to over a million words of text in a year.

Statistics Over 50% of NASA employees are dyslexic. Their skills to adapt to this challenge increase their problem-solving and creative abilities.

Statistics For every dollar invested in early literacy interventions, the return to the public is approximately $7.16.

Statistics For 80% of children, simply having books at their level within easy access at home will lead to independent reading by school age.

We KNOW some benefits, right? Academic performanc e Improved vocabulary Parental bond Logical thinking

CHANGES TO THE BRAIN

1. Reading Connects Neural Pathways in the Brain Emory University

1. Reading Connects Neural Pathways in the Brain.

2. If the rich get richer, then the smart… 2001 UC-Berkeley

2. If the rich get richer, then the smart…

3. Shield against Alzheimer’s Disease? 2014 National Academy of Sciences

Emotional Changes…

1. Personality Impacts 2011 Canadian Research Study

2. Increases Empathy 2014 Journal of Applied Social Psychology

2. Increases Empathy University of Michigan

3. Fear Management Queen Maud University

3. Fear Management

Health Benefits…

1. Stress Reduction 2009 University of Sussex

2. Sleep Benefits Mayo Clinic

3. Self-perceived health 2014 Dufferin Research

Personal Benefits…

1. Goal Setting Ohio State University

2. Increased self-confidence 2011 University of Central Missouri

3. Behavioral Changes 2012 Ohio State University