Young readers, as you said that will come to him and just did really excited about this aggressively complicated work. Okay. I think about cognition become especially when you talk about the younger. One of the factors that is important to remember in the digital age which can be very oriented is that when youre learning to read books that are read aloud to less, there is a constant change in the interaction between the reader and the one read too. The one read to is giving a little scam or a little excited. The reader adapts. Its the old story telling. Storytelling to an audience, and that is something that the device cannot do. Were learning how to read in need to learn how to understand what is happening, the nuance and the voice that will allow us to go and appreciate the books and taken the information. If you dont get that early on we will be able to have it later. Well, these four panelists have made me keep the face. I [applause] wonderful. I wanted thank congressman martin and
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