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华人空间新闻 官方账号 ✍️ 周四 11月 05, 2026 10:57 am #1
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Smartphones, AI, and internet overload wreck cognitive functions. But reading more—and changing how we read—could be the balm. Everyone has something …
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For Chinese readers in the U.S., especially students, the article presents reading habits as a cognitive and educational concern. It reports that reading comprehension scores in the U.S. have continued to decline and that many college students cannot make it through an entire book. It also cites a 2025 Pew Research survey finding that the majority of Americans reported reading five or fewer books the previous year. The article says reading more—and changing how we read—could be the balm, but it does not describe specific programs, requirements or outcomes.
Smartphones, AI, and internet overload wreck cognitive functions. But reading more—and changing how we read—could be the balm. Everyone has something to say about the state of reading in 2026: Reading comprehension scores in the U.S. have continued to decline. Many college students cannot make it through an entire book. The majority of Americans reported reading five or fewer books the previous year, according to a 2025 Pew Research survey.

Source: Fast Company
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