Reading, Writing and Reading Comprehension: Coexistence between Printed and Digital Media

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Culture is an extremely complex phenomenon that is linked not only to the communicative function but also to social practices. Reading and writing are constructs that have accompanied human beings since the appearance of the codex (ancient handwritten books), through the printing press. Nowadays, digital media, and even printed media, have great relevance, especially if we talk about informative vehicles possessors and transmitters of knowledge, which have an audience with significant reading and writing habits. The call is then to learn to make a joint and avant-garde use of print and digital media to strengthen the development of reading, writing, and reading comprehension from the school environment.

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Cataño Lopera, G. A. (2023). Reading, Writing and Reading Comprehension: Coexistence between Printed and Digital Media. European Journal of Education and Pedagogy, 4(2), 77–84. https://doi.org/10.24018/ejedu.2023.4.2.597

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