Engaging Adolescents in Reading

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Pub. Date: 2007-12-06
Publisher(s): Corwin Pr
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Summary

With contributions from content teachers, this insightful book discusses instructional approaches, student activities, and textbooks that can motivate reluctant learners to become active readers.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
About the Editorp. xv
About the Contributorsp. xvii
Reading Motivation and Engagement in Middle and High School: Appraisal and Interventionp. 1
Dilemmas of Students' Motivation and Engagement in School Readingp. 2
Challenge: Teacher Support for Motivation and Engagementp. 4
Meaning Is Motivating: Classroom Goal Structuresp. 6
Control and Choice: Supporting Self-Directed Readingp. 7
Reading Is Social: Bringing Peer Interaction to the Textp. 8
Self-Efficacy: Building Confident Readersp. 9
Interest in Reading: Potency of Relevancep. 10
Struggling Readers: Boosting Motivation in Low Achieversp. 12
Merging Engagement Support Into Structured Classroom Managementp. 14
Next Steps: Transforming Classrooms and Schoolsp. 15
Meaning Is Motivating: Classroom Goal Structuresp. 17
Providing Mastery Goalsp. 19
Making Tasks Relevantp. 20
Using Hands-On Activitiesp. 22
Mastery Versus Performance Motivation: Theory and Researchp. 23
Transforming Text to Meaningp. 24
Scaffolding Mastery Motivationp. 27
Providing Reteach Opportunitiesp. 28
Rewarding Effort Over Performancep. 30
Control and Choice: Supporting Self-Directed Readingp. 33
Providing Control and Choice in Instructionp. 34
Overview of Instructional Practicesp. 35
Ownership of Textp. 36
Options for How to Learn From Textp. 38
Input Into Curriculump. 39
Student Self-Direction and Shared Control: Theory and Researchp. 40
Self-Selection of Knowledge Displaysp. 43
Voice in Standards for Evaluatingp. 44
Inquiry Projectsp. 45
Scaffolding Control and Choice for Diverse Studentsp. 46
Order in the Classroom!p. 47
Roles for Administratorsp. 48
Reading Is Social: Bringing Peer Interaction to the Textp. 49
Open Discussionsp. 50
Student-Led Discussionsp. 52
Collaborative Reasoningp. 54
Why Social Interaction? Research and Theoryp. 55
Arranging Partnershipsp. 57
Socially Constructing Class Managementp. 59
Scaffolding Social Motivation Over Timep. 61
Self-Efficacy: Building Confident Readersp. 65
Recognizing the Gapp. 66
Matching Text to Studentsp. 71
How Self-Efficacy Develops in a Classroom: Theory and Researchp. 75
Establishing Initial Confidencep. 76
Setting Realistic Goalsp. 77
Assuring Enabling Skillsp. 79
Interest in Reading: Potency of Relevancep. 83
Rationale for Relevancep. 84
Real-World Connectionp. 86
Personalizing With Questioningp. 89
Extending Intrinsic Interestsp. 90
How Relevance Works: Theory and Evidencep. 94
Self-Expressionp. 96
Puzzlingp. 98
Growing Motivation: How Students Developp. 99
Context Countsp. 100
Situated Motivation Is Significantp. 102
Motives Move From Outside to Insidep. 105
Internal Motivation Drives Achievementp. 108
General Motivation Is Stablep. 110
Global Internal Motivation Declines Across Timep. 111
Cause and Effect?p. 113
Struggling Readers: Boosting Motivation in Low Achieversp. 115
Our Challengesp. 115
Varieties of Unmotivated Readersp. 116
Externally Motivated Low Achieversp. 119
Approaches to Motivation for Moderately Struggling Readersp. 121
Low Achievers Who Resist Readingp. 122
Approaches to Motivation for Resistant Studentsp. 123
A Learning Curriculum for Struggling Readersp. 125
Resistant Students Who Struggle to Recognize Wordsp. 126
Instructional Approaches for Resistant Students With Word Reading Deficitsp. 127
Next Steps for Teachersp. 131
Identifying One Motivation to Addressp. 131
Selecting Several Instructional Practices to Initiate Motivationp. 133
Planning Short-Term Changep. 134
Planning Long-Term Changep. 135
Phasing in Support for All Motivations and Implementing All Practicesp. 136
Tools for Teachersp. 137
Questionnairesp. 141
Resourcesp. 157
Bibliographyp. 171
Indexp. 183
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