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Name: Empress Eden G.

Cabano
Grade & Section: 11 HUMSS H

“The Importance of Reading and Writing”

I have been educated about writing and reading all of my life. Parents and instructors have
explained why it's essential since we were born and old enough to start school. Whether
you're enrolled in school, looking for a new career, or simply going out for a social outing.
Possessing strong reading and writing abilities can help in all of those areas. To succeed
today, one must be highly educated and have the necessary skills.

It would be best to have both reading and writing to be successful; you cannot have
one without the other. They are abilities that continuously improve due to tiny things
frequently overlooked. There is always a manner that enhances your academic achievement,
whether it comes from a book or poetry. Generally, reading and writing facilitate knowledge
absorption and improve writing assignments for fun or school. Because literacy skills are so
beneficial for both school and life, it has additionally rendered life, in general, a lot simpler.
The amount of content you read and write today will inevitably impact your family, place in
life, work, and even money.

Considering that most people view reading as something to do for fun, it has had a
profound impact on their life in a variety of ways. Reading also aids in knowledge absorption
and helps people grasp words. Since reading and writing are related, it stands to reason that if
someone can expand their vocabulary, they may also be able to improve their writing
abilities. A further skill that helps improve writing is reading aloud what you write so that it
can be understood and seen in your mind, which will help you recall it later. Because the
majority of knowledge, religious texts, and significant manifestos are preserved in written
form—from the study of art and philosophy to science and other disciplines—writing has
been and continues to be crucial throughout history. Without these notes or written records,
we would all remain ignorant.

The importance of reading and writing cannot be overstated. Together, they provide a
foundation for human development, growth, and success. Reading broadens our
understanding of the world, gives us access to new perspectives, and enriches our lives in
countless ways- in knowledge, imagination, empathy, and self-discovery. Writing, in turn,
allows us to express ourselves, our ideas, and our insights. It is a critical tool for
communication, collaboration, and reflection, essential for creativity, critical thinking, and
problem-solving. Reading is a gateway to knowledge. Through reading, we gain access to the
wisdom and experiences of others- from philosophers, writers, and historians- as well as
information about the world around us. In an era characterized by rapid technological change,
reading is also a means of maintaining a connection to the rich cultural and intellectual
traditions of the past. By reading, we can explore different cultures, languages, and societies
and broaden our understanding of what it means to be human. Writing is a means of self-
expression, reflection, and communication.
It is a tool for introspection, clarifying our thoughts and feelings, and developing
ideas. It is a means of sharing our experiences, insights, and perspectives. In a world where
communication is often reduced to short messages, tweets, and hashtags, writing allows us to
express ourselves more nuanced and thoughtfully. It is a means of creating something that has
lasting value and will remain after we are gone. In addition to its intrinsic value, reading and
writing are essential to academic and professional success. Research, analysis, and
communication are critical skills in nearly every field of study and line of work. Reading is
crucial in developing these skills, while writing is necessary to demonstrate that one has
produced them. Employers, educators, and others in positions of authority recognize the
value of reading and writing, and they often use these abilities to measure one's potential.

In conclusion, reading and writing are essential to human development, growth, and
success. They are valuable in their own right for self-expression, reflection, and
communication. They are also critical to one's academic and professional success and often
used as a measure of one's potential. Therefore, it is essential that we continue to value and
emphasize these abilities and that we dedicate ourselves to developing them throughout our
lives.

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