Research Notes
When it comes to children and reading, start 'em young.
In a 10-year study, two prominent reading researchers found that children who get off to a fast start in learning to read may be more likely to acquire a lifelong habit of reading.
Anne E. Cunningham of the University of California, Berkeley, and Keith E. Stanovich of the University of Toronto published their findings in the November issue of the journal Developmental Psychology .
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