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Cultivating Reading Motivation in a Middle School Classroom Using Independent Reading

Nicole L Tavolino

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Reading motivation is clearly tied to interest in reading material, especially for middle school students. This study explores just how much the selection of reading material, and the motivation students have for reading independently impact level of reading.

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Reading motivation is clearly tied to interest in reading material, especially for middle school students. This study explores just how much the selection of reading material, and the motivation students have for reading independently impact level of reading.

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Reading motivation is clearly tied to interest in reading material, especially for middle school students. This study explores just how much the selection of reading material, and the motivation students have for reading independently impact level of reading.

Key concepts: Reading (process), Mathematics education, Psychology, Reading motivation, Extensive reading, Computer science, Pedagogy, Linguistics

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