Reading Engagement: Motivating Readers through Integrated Instruction.

John T. Guthrie · Allan Wigfield

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Making students want to read is a top priority for many classroom and reading teachers. Reading Engagement helps educators understand the research on motivation and use it in their efforts to enhance children's literacy development. This book covers such diverse topics as children's motivations for reading, teacher perceptions, reading efficacy, and motivational development and focuses on classroom contexts for promoting reading engagement.

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