https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines What is the most striking piece of evidence you found in your articles that might compel a person to read? en-us 2019-02-22 16:32:44 UTC 2019-05-10 18:51:59 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357306226 O]]> 2019-05-06 17:36:23 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357306226 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357364864 The most striking piece of evidence I read was about the EEG, or Electroencephalography, that scientists are now using to measure the reactions of kids’ brain waves to different sounds and how this can interest people to test how strong their reading ability is. ]]> 2019-05-06 19:36:06 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357364864 smithd_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357366530 I think the kids are showed some sort of game and then the game makes them read. Then they don’t think they are reading and they think it is part of the game. -Dylan Smith]]> 2019-05-06 19:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357366530 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357366823 The most striking piece of evidence that I found in my articles that might compel a person to read is in the article about the 4 years old reading over a 1000 books, it talks about how reading helps comprehension and language skills which helps you in school and will make it easier for you in school.]]> 2019-05-06 19:40:56 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357366823 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357367825 The striking piece of evidence i found was that young children are being taught about classic books while they are playing their favorite game. ]]> 2019-05-06 19:43:45 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357367825 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357395560 The most striking piece of evidence that I found was how Eleanor Roosevelt wrote numerous of books explaining how important it is to understand and know how the government of one’s country works. Her granddaughter said that she put an emphasis on teaching and integrating politics in kids’ lives.]]> 2019-05-06 21:23:30 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357395560 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357415390 The most striking piece I found is a 4 years old girls can read more than 1000 books by herself. She can also read Spanish book. Her reading skills shocked people and also helps her do well on everything.]]> 2019-05-06 23:25:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357415390 hinzb_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357455137 The most striking piece of evidence I found was there is a man who who go to libraries and read a story with a pig and after he let the kids pet the pig.]]> 2019-05-07 03:00:40 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357455137 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357715539 The most striking information in the article that would compel a person to read is how slow reading can actually help you to not be bored quickly while reading an article. Slow reading helps you comprehend what you’re reading and can immerse you deeply into the true meaning behind what the author had intended to mean when they were writing specific words/sentences. Block 1]]> 2019-05-07 16:36:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357715539 zamoraj_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357721741 The most striking piece of evidence would have to be the benefits of slow reading, paired with the detriment of skimming. The article says, “the brain's capacity to read now favors the rapid ingestion of information, rather than skills fostered by deeper reading, like critical analysis and empathy”, showing the key benefits of slow reading compared to quick skimming. It was the most compelling evidence due to the fact that very important qualities lack growth when people don’t slow read.]]> 2019-05-07 16:47:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357721741 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357730462 The most striking information that I found when reading the articles is that there is a four year old girl that has read over 1,000 books.  Her name is Deliyah and she learned to read when she was only two years old.  People were so impressed by her ability and accomplishment that she was able to shadow the librarian at the Library of Congress for a day.  She understands concept and can retain information and facts very well because of the amount she has read.  Reading has made her famous and has given her knowledge and literary skills more advanced than would be expected from a person her age.]]> 2019-05-07 17:05:05 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357730462 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357737677 The most interesting article I read was the article about using Minecraft to encourage children to read more. The children use Minecraft to create scenes from the books they read. Thanks to “Litcraft”, children look forward to reading more and then going into to Minecraft to make what they read come to life. This is a great resource for getting young children to read more.]]> 2019-05-07 17:20:44 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357737677 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357753559 I think the most interesting prove of information i learned from this article was about back round noise. The Northwestern researchers believe background noise is important to understanding a child's ability to read.  Background Noise Makes Concentration Difficult. For example, some children might be slower learning the difference between a D and a B sound. If that is the case, then recognizing words and piecing together sentences could be affected too. So even when you listen to music as you do your homework it can be distracting and make it hard for you to actually absorb all the information you are reading. - Fiona]]> 2019-05-07 17:49:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357753559 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357791708 The most interesting thing I learned from the articles is that reading slowly rather than scrolling through an article online not only helps your reading skills but also allows you to relate and connect to a story as well as discover different emotions or reasoning behind the story or novel.]]> 2019-05-07 19:07:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357791708 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357860867 The most striking article that I read was where authors’ are thinking and wanting to add more transgender roles in books. I think it’s a great way to have children learn about our society, culture, and sexuality early. It helps enhance understanding in one another and reduce bullying of those still figuring themselves out. It also puts the roles in a kid-friendly way, so that kids are still able to enjoy the book.]]> 2019-05-08 00:15:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357860867 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357899221 The most interesting piece of evidence that I enjoyed the most was the research on how the researchers at Northwestern did a study on how kids reading levels can depend on the background noises they hear at a young age. Researchers said that certain letters you can’t hear as well as others. Researchers are using electroencephalography to measure the reacts of kids brains.]]> 2019-05-08 03:37:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357899221 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357908132 From all the articles I’ve read, I’ve witness they have the same thing in common which is about reading. I found interesting is that they find different ways to make reading interesting. What appealed to me the most is how the children brains works against sound and reading. It is kid-friendly and pays attention to the quality of the child’s appeal to books. From the article about the sound and reading, it’s was interesting to learn how they test children to see there level of reading. Help them start a early age.  ]]> 2019-05-08 04:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357908132 wheelerh_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357915681 The most striking information was found in the article about Katherine Applegate. Applegate writes her novels to engage the reader by explaining the importance of endangered animals. Learning about nonhuman creatures, in this case, can allow readers to truly understand and connect to the text.]]> 2019-05-08 05:36:13 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357915681 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357920857 The most striking piece of evidence that I found when reading the articles was about a four year old girl who has read over 1,000 books. It has helped her to retain and absorb information very well. Reading helps with comprehension skills which will help at all aspects of life and make learning easier. It has lead her to realize what she wants to be in the future and has given her many skills that is beyond anyone of her age.

]]> 2019-05-08 06:17:07 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357920857 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357929509  The most striking piece of evidence that I found when reading the articles is reading slowly helps you comprehend and retain information a lot easier. Scrolling through an article  while reading in your head limits you from understanding and retaining important information. It also makes it hard for you to read clearly and fluently, reading out loud helps you understand the article way better and you read clearly, it also gives the person reading the confidence to read and want to read more.]]> 2019-05-08 06:59:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/357929509 castilloj_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358084469 The most striking piece of evidence I found was that kids were introduced to new experiences with the book they are readings thanks to the implementation of a new game that comes from Minecraft. ]]> 2019-05-08 14:58:41 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358084469 len_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358098624 The most striking information in the articles that I read was some new books used transgender characters which make adults feel uncomfortable when their kids were reading that. But it helped the kids to accept people’s sexual identities and treat them equal. Plus, the stereotype that girls have to read and do girly stuff was challenged by these characters about what girls can actually do. ]]> 2019-05-08 15:25:39 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358098624 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358099110 The most striking piece of evidence I found was about a young girls who created a hashtag where she would collect books with black females as the lead characters. Her original goal was 1000 books and she ended up getting 11000 books. Also by the time she was in 9th grade she had written a book.]]> 2019-05-08 15:26:33 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358099110 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358112847 The most striking piece of evidence that I read was that software companies were making a product that entices kids to read. It is like Minecraft but incorporates book ideas while they are playing. With this, children at a young age could have a fun time reading. ]]> 2019-05-08 15:51:34 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358112847 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358112984 The most striking things about these articles is the one about transgender books. In our society today, we don’t recognize gender dysphoria as something real and we feel like it isn’t normal. Due to this, we hate on it and we aren’t educated it. This article shows me that we should be open to learning about this and that because we are sheltered it causes problems. To me we should allow kids to read books because it helps them relate to our society’s problems and because they are the next generation they can educate people about this. Block 4]]> 2019-05-08 15:51:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358112984 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358148164 I found the most striking that children now don’t enjoy reading as much as kids used too. Children need the inspiration and more engagement to enjoy reading. Having someone motivated them and show them that reading widens your imagination and creates character.]]> 2019-05-08 17:00:50 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358148164 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358149785 The most shocking article to me was the article about refugees trying to get a better education. It sad because people in the states take school for a joke while others that are unfortunate because of their situation want to do school for 1 reason. They all want a way out of their lifestyle because school is that 1 opportunity. I’m glad that the countries were funding a program that picked up the kids and took them to public schools. It shows that people care for the future generations.]]> 2019-05-08 17:04:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358149785 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358158278 The most striking information that I find amazing is that Minecraft supports the idea of helping kids to learn in a more entertaining way but also helps them learn. It also supports the idea that games are not totally useless and time wasting. They help with educational tasks too. This is a great way to help reluctant readers to really enjoy reading but in a fun way. Kids would love to read and play at the same time so this game idea would totally help the kid enjoy and explore their stories more.]]> 2019-05-08 17:20:12 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358158278 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358159148 The most striking piece of evidence I found in the articles that might compel a person to read was the amount of people reading and writing today. People don’t understand even how much reading and writing is in there daily lives all the way from the comments sections to tweets. Reading and writing is apart of of our daily lives.]]> 2019-05-08 17:22:03 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358159148 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358160357 2019-05-08 17:24:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358160357 resendiza_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358160460 The most striking piece of evidence I have is that people can use sound around them to help them learn fast on how to read and develop if they will have reading issues]]> 2019-05-08 17:24:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358160460 molinaj_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358163542 The most striking information i found in the article how Minecraft is helping kids read. I found that the kids who have read book, they can now play a game that makes them connect to what they have already read in the book. Playing the game helps them actually see what they have read and they can in some way see how the book was meant to say to them. This will help more kids want to read more books so that when they are finished with the book, they can play the games and make connections for both.]]> 2019-05-08 17:30:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358163542 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358189965 The most striking article I read was about how skimreading is not helpful. I skimread myself because I don’t like to read. This at article explains how reading slowly allows you to comprehend and connect to whatever you’re reading. Also, especially when you are studying a book it’s important to read slowly in order to retain the information for longer. Even though reading slowly takes up more time, it’s beneficial.]]> 2019-05-08 18:19:10 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358189965 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358257763 The most striking thing I’ve read in politics and law was that decisions and votes are solely based on the opinion of the home and the preference of the parents. The article states that being able to understand both sides of the party will help in the process of making reliable and raw decisions in politics and in everyday life. Some never realize your parents, or home life will  influence your political view in such a big way.]]> 2019-05-08 21:45:27 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358257763 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358307227 The most striking pice of evidence I found is that people use technology to help read. That people use things such as Minecraft and A.I to help people want to read. ]]> 2019-05-09 02:15:19 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358307227 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358310791 The most striking piece of evidence I found was the four year old girl who has read over 4,000 books. Her reading helped her to absorb the information really well and can help her in the future. Reading helps with understanding a lot which can help her learn a certain subject easier. Her reading has lead her to realize that she can find out what she wants to be when she grows up and that she has skills that no one else her age can do. ]]> 2019-05-09 02:37:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358310791 eunj_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358319587 I think that the way people used games as a fun and interactive connection to reading to encourage kids to read more. It is a great mutual benefit on both sides, making it enjoyable for the kids and improving their health simultaneously. -Jaden Eun]]> 2019-05-09 03:29:26 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358319587 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358323427 The most striking I found is that kids are losing interest in reading so we have to find new and fun innovative ways to read and have fun and we aren’t building are proper reading skills skimming through text and harms are brain ]]> 2019-05-09 03:59:25 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358323427 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358324139 The most striking piece of evidence I found in the article was a 4 year old that has read over 1,000 books. After reading many times, she has learned new information such as vocabularies, words, and more. Reading helped her understand the concept and gain information from the books. She is now known to be quite famous, and now because of her, the future for other kids may change and be better.]]> 2019-05-09 04:05:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358324139 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358333718 The most striking piece of evidence that I found in my article is that the younger age that a child begin to read the more engaged they become when they get older. The brain starts to develop faster and it is easier for the child to absorb information.]]> 2019-05-09 05:16:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358333718 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358334186 The most interesting article I read was one that explained development of kids reading and with background noises. Northwestern researchers found away to tell if kids will be good or bad at reading in their future. If learning difficulties are found early on, you can then start doing things to make it easier on them later on. It is also known that background noise makes it harder to concentrate when reading, so then you may not of comprehend the article that you read fully.]]> 2019-05-09 05:21:09 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358334186 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358341505 The most striking information that I found was the article where an author wrote a book about her trying to educate her readers by rescuing species. The authors name is Katherine Applegate. Throughout the story, she writes about fictional characters and their point of view of society. The meaning behind the story is to try to inspire the reader to make a difference in the world and to consider saving some species that are currently going extinct. By reading both the article and book, it can help the reader have a better understanding on what the context is about and also have better reading skills. ]]> 2019-05-09 06:23:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358341505 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358341594 The most striking piece of evidence that I found was how the Northwestern researchers think that  background noises can change someone’s ability to read. They used an EEG machines that tests the brain’s activity and response to different sounds. It also tells us about how background noises can interfere with your normal thinking.]]> 2019-05-09 06:23:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358341594 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358342288 The most striking information that I found when reading the articles is the way authors can use their book for awareness. Applegate used her book to warn her readers about the endangered species and habit around the world. She also goes to schools to read and talk to children about her thoughts about the situations. Applegate is able to use her fame for something that can help the world and animals. ]]> 2019-05-09 06:27:37 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358342288 garciag_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358343323 The most striking piece of information that I discovered in my reading was that kids are showing less interest in reading now a days and so games and other things are being used to help the kids read more. In order for our world to continue being successful and not get overpowered by robots in the future, we must help the younger generation to develop the skills of reading and writing. It is proven that humans are able to not make as many mistakes as the robots because our minds are able to take in information and use it in the proper way. ]]> 2019-05-09 06:33:12 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358343323 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358501422 The most striking piece of evidence I found in the article was that Eleanor Roosevelt’s granddaughter had barely seen Eleanor’s book a year ago and says her parents never bothered giving her a copy of it. Also another thing she said was that she didn’t really know much about her grandfather. That shocked me because lots of other people aren’t even related to FDR but have learned about him by reading books.]]> 2019-05-09 14:40:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358501422 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358505207 The most striking piece of evidence I found was the fact the there are more white main characters in books than there are any other racial identity combined. It just shows how it is important to hear the perspective of all sides whether it is the winners or the losers and that we should all learn the many different cultures around the world starting with books. The fact that entertainment is solely run by whites compels the reader to think about other cultures. ]]> 2019-05-09 14:46:51 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358505207 rodriguezf_21 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358506060 The most striking piece of evidence I read was that Minecraft is helping kids fall in love with books. They have a Litcraft project which is designed to encourage students to read more and connect with literary classics.]]> 2019-05-09 14:48:28 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358506060 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358663035 The most impressive thing I read was how “LitCraft” was creating Minecraft worlds to correlate to the book. I thought this was the most amazing because it would encourage kids to read so that after they read they could go and explore the world and grasps a better understanding for what they just read. For me I learn better visually and I feel as if this would help me so much. Overall this was the most striking information I have read about in the three articles. ]]> 2019-05-09 20:24:08 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358663035 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358664326 One thing that I found interesting about reading is that different sounds can affect your ability to read. In one article I read about a machine called a electroencephalogram, this machine measures a person’s response to sounds. Once, their brain responses are recorded they can predict the person’s individual reading level. I also learned that the more you speak to a child the easier it is for them to develop the skill of reading.]]> 2019-05-09 20:28:21 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358664326 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358716561 The most striking piece of evidence I read was background noises might indicate how well students can read. A new study looked at how children’s brains respond when background noise interruption their concentration on something else, like watching TV.]]> 2019-05-10 01:07:20 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358716561 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358742199 The most striking piece I found is, the little girl writing a book at her age because her ability to analyze the things around her because of reading. ]]> 2019-05-10 03:47:54 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358742199 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358763147 The article that appealed most to me would be the one that discusses how noise can affect a children’s ability to read. Some children have difficulty hearing certain letters, and this disability also affects their reading. ]]> 2019-05-10 06:48:43 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358763147 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358764814 The most striking piece of evidence I found in my articles was that “AI” or Artificial Intelligence is evolving in such ways that are leading to competitive events against humans. Humans and these “robots” are competing against each other in reading, speech recognition, and image recognition competitions. For the most part, the computers are winning.  "The impressive thing here is they met human performance, not that they've exceeded it." AI is a great way to compel others to read and bring out their competitive side.]]> 2019-05-10 06:56:00 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358764814 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358954147 The most striking information in the article that I found when reading the articles was that Minecraft is helping children all around the world love reading. Studies show that when corren read books, they try to imagine what the characters actually look like. Now that Minecraft is a game, children can actually visualize the characters from the book.]]> 2019-05-10 16:45:58 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/358954147 https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/359007632 The most striking piece of evidence I read was how writing was once only for professionals. I think it’s very interesting how years ago, it took a very long time for pieces of writing to be read. Compared to today with new technology, how it can take only minutes for pieces of writing to be read after being published or posted.]]> 2019-05-10 18:51:59 UTC https://padlet.com/cwaldron1/readbetweenthelines/wish/359007632