Reports indicate that a new experiment at a UK school has found that when children read to a dog their results soar. At the Hyland School, Chelmsford, Essex, the kids love to read in front of Flossie, a 10-month-old cockapoo, because she allows them to read more fluently without interrupting to correct mistakes, the Daily Star reported. Sue Frost, school's deputy head, said that Flossie is also helping kids learn foreign languages as they teach her commands ...
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