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    Name: Tehreem Tariq

    Roll no. : 24L-2590

    Activity: Expository essay writing

    Narrowed Topic:

    Reading

    Extensive Reading

    The Consequences of Extensive Reading

    The Consequences of Extensive Reading for Cognitive Development in Youth

    Essay

    Is it not fascinating how the simple act of reading can shape a young mind,
    unlocking endless possibilities for cognitive growth and intellectual
    achievement? Reading extensively helps the youth in developing better
    learning skills which later benefits them in life. Extensive reading
    significantly enhances cognitive development in youth by expanding
    vocabulary and language skills, promoting empathy and social
    understanding, and improving memory and concentration. One of the major
    impacts of extensive reading is the increase in word knowledge and linguistic
    skills, which makes it easier for children to communicate with people and
    understand complex texts.

    Reading extensively aids in the expansion of vocabulary and language skills.


    Reading a lot helps kids learn new words and how to use them. This makes it
    easier for them to talk to others and understand what they read. It also helps
    them do better in school and boosts their confidence when speaking or
    writing. With a rich vocabulary, they can express their thoughts more clearly.
    Plus, reading regularly sparks their imagination and creativity. They become
    better at solving problems and thinking critically. Where reading aids in
    vocabulary expansion, it also plays a major role in nurturing emotional
    intelligence and community understanding leading to stronger relationships
    and a deeper understanding of others.
    Extensive reading promotes empathy and social understanding in youth.
    Reading a lot helps young people learn to understand and care about others.
    It teaches them to see things from different perspectives and feel what
    others are feeling. This makes them better at getting along with friends and
    understanding social situations. By reading, they become kinder and more
    thoughtful in their daily lives. Also, by exploring different characters and
    stories, they get a deeper view of the world, which helps them to feel more
    empathy. As they read more, they build emotional intelligence, which
    improves their relationships with others. As much as reading a lot promotes
    empathy and social understanding, it also enhances retention and
    attentiveness, resulting in better academic performance and sharper
    thinking skills.

    Reading a lot improves memory and concentration of youth. Reading often


    helps young people remember things better and stay focused. It makes it
    easier for them to keep their attention on tasks and learn new information.
    This can lead to doing well in school and understanding more in their daily
    lives. Reading regularly builds strong mental skills that are important for
    their future. For youth, these skills are crucial as they navigate their
    academic and personal growth, setting a strong foundation for lifelong
    learning and success.

    To sum up, reading extensively is incredibly beneficial for young people. It


    helps them learn new words, understand complex texts, and communicate
    better. It also makes them kinder and more thoughtful, as they learn to see
    things from other people's perspectives. Additionally, reading regularly
    improves their memory and focus, which helps them do well in school and in
    life. Overall, reading opens up a world of knowledge and skills that are
    essential for their future success.

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