English, 30.11.2021 21:30 anthonybowie99

WILL MAK BRAINLIEST Which evidence from the article "The Benefits of Reading and Writing Extend Beyond the Classroom" best supports the inference that reading helps people to connect with others?

"…when we read about someone living through war, our brains allow us to imagine that person’s experiences as if they were our own."

"When we read books, articles, and blog entries, we ingest information from around the world on a range of topics."

"It [reading] allows us to consider others’ viewpoints and to let them shape our own."

"As we share and discuss what we’ve read, we learn more about ourselves and about others."

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