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Here’s a new thought about the compelling appeal of texts and social media sites likeTwitter! Could their truncated style of messages be damaging childhood language development?
A little serious for a Monday? You're right. But according to a new report, a new generation of teenagers apparently lack the right vocabulary for work and as a result seriously hurt their chances of securing a job!
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Took me time to read all the comments, but I enjoyed the article.
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