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What do boys want to read Gene Luen Yang notes how books with a practical application often appeal to young readers.
Reaching reluctant readers Walton Hamilton says that it only takes one really successful, thrilling, joyful, wonderful, losing of one’s self in the magic reading experience to captivate that child’s imagination.
Poetry baggage Dr. Sylvia Vardell talks about the baggage that teachers may have when it comes to poetry and teaching poetry.
Matching books to reading level and emotional level Teachers should provide a balanced mix of reading material that matches a student’s reading level, interest level, and emotional level.
Summer reading and access to books Even a modest amount of summer reading can prevent the “summer slide.”
Reaching reluctant readers Sometimes kids aren’t reading because they can’t find themselves in the stories.
Getting boys to read Jeff Kinney discusses the importance of aligning reading material with the reader’s interests.
Writing to find meaning Mary Amato explains how writing is a way of finding meaning in the ordinary things of life.
