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Läsambassadören

Swedish reading ambassador

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Kids do their internetdebute 2 yo

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89 % of all 9-year olds use tablets every day

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Language

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edish 15 15 yea ear old bo

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Who´s to blame?

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Kindergarten

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kindergarten ten to to do the do the job job

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Parents

35 % of swedish parents read to their kids every night. In 2003 74% of the kids was read to by their parents. Why did 50% choose to abandon this habit?

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We We can can´t rel rely on

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parents to do to do the the job job

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7000 words

  • r 17000 words
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School School

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here re kids kids spen spend most most of

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their ir time time

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  • Cur

Curiosity iosity

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Education

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Empath thy

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Critical itical thinking thinking

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Civics vics

  • Ability

Ability to to anal analyze yze

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Educatio Education Policy

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  • Be able to make and express och critical statements based on

knowledge of human rights and basic democratic values and personal experiences.

  • Respect the dignity of all human beings.
  • Object against oppression of poeple
  • Feel empathy with peoples situations and develop a eagerness to act
  • accordingly. Show respect to environment, both in everyday life as well

as globaly

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Martin Ingvar, neuroscientist:

To be able to read affects systems of braincells connected to memory attention, abstract thinking, use and understanding of information. But also unbiased critical thinking.

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It takes 5000 hours to become an avid reader

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What are books good for?

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What hat are are boo books ks good

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for?

  • It makes you sleepy
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What is the best thing with computergames?

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What is the best thing with computergames?

  • You do it with friends.
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Can reading be a social medium? How?

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80% of swedish kids are involved in organized Sports activities

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Could the sportsclubs be involved as an allied in reading projects?

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Dreamteam Dreamteam of

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School

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For

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ming a a drea dreamteam mteam

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