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Declining Literacy: 1 in 3 Sixth Graders in South Korea Rarely Reads
Declining Literacy: 1 in 3 Sixth Graders in South Korea Rarely Reads0A recent study by the Korea Institute of Curriculum and Evaluation revealed that one in three sixth-grade students in South Korea barely reads daily, with 33.5 percent reporting they ¡°rarely read.¡± The study linked higher literacy levels to increased reading time and parental control over smartphone usage. The researchers emphasized the importance of fostering children¡¯s interest in reading by introducing books aligned with their interests and encouraging family involvement to improve literacy skills.
J.K. Park
Staff Reporter
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1. How many sixth graders in South Korea rarely read?
2. What helps students have better literacy skills?
3. How can parents help children read more?
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