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Many 'struggling' with storytime
Published: 01 September, 2007
Bedtime stories are proving a struggle for many parents who are not confident readers, says a survey from adult learning agency Learndirect. More than 10% of the 1,000 parents asked had struggled to understand some words in the stories they had read to their five to 10-year-old children.
Parents said that they made up words they could not read or missed out difficult passages, the survey said.
Even more parents - a third - struggled with their children's maths homework.
Learndirect, which aims to improve the skills of adults, is producing a children's book, which it hopes will help both parents and children.
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