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Magazines are periodicals that are printed or digitally published collections of texts. They provide information, education, and entertainment to readers of all ages. Magazines lie between newspapers and books - they are more colorful than newspapers and can be used like them, while also offering opportunities for teaching activities. Educational magazines enrich students with knowledge from outside the world and help develop reading, writing, spelling, vocabulary, grammar and critical thinking skills. They supplement classroom subjects, lead to teacher professional development, and provide independent reading practice and exposure to different cultures.
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- 2. Magazines are also called periodical, a printed or digitally published collection of texts Purpose of magazine? • Information • Educate • Entertain
- 3. Magazine lies between a newspaper and a book They could be used just like newspapers. Magazines suitable for every age group. Their advantage is that they are much more colorful than newspapers and they offer many opportunities for the teachers to Organize activities
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