Frank Cottrell-Boyce Advocates for Children's Reading as a Fundamental Right
In his final lecture at the Royal Institution, author Frank Cottrell-Boyce argues that reading should be recognized as a right for children, linking its decline to poverty and social issues.
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Updated 17 days ago
During his final laureate lecture at the Royal Institution, Frank Cottrell-Boyce emphasized the critical role of reading in children's development.
He pointed out that the decline in reading rates is closely tied to issues such as poverty and housing insecurity, which affect many families.
Cottrell-Boyce also discussed the influence of social media on children's reading habits, suggesting that it may contribute to reduced engagement with books.