Reading about reading (or
more about the brain)
I can find many reasons to continue reading and to
encourage people reading, in more than one language better still. Considering
we start reading since we are children, we can enjoy as many books as we manage
to read. Sometimes, though, and for different reasons we can’t read very well
or can’t read at all, which differs from reading without being able to show
comprehension of what you read.
According to an interesting author, “Reading
comprehension is one of the single most remarkable inventions in history and
this extraordinary ability of the human brain, is able to make connections
among its existing structures” (Wolf, 2004). So, the brain and other organs in
our bodies- is linked with the human mind, and we are able to read because the
brain and eyes, form the perfect camera for us comprehend what we read.
Reading can also be considered as a psychological
process. This happens at the right back region of the brain, where experts have
said that the successful comprehension of written words can be found.
Furthermore, images of the brain, which are called
positron emission tomography (PET) scans, scientifically show that according to
the precise nature of the task performed by a conscious human subject,
different regions of the brain will be involved.
Then, several organs are part of an orchestra so we
can not only read but also understand, analyse, internalise or critique. Organs
such as your eyes are also really important so we don’t want to have a blurred
vision; we better take care of our eyes, interest in reading as well as in what
you are reading.
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