A few engagement strategies include:

social interaction, choice (self-selection), and affirmation

How do we break the cycle of failure?

Create a classroom culture that supports reluctant readers

To achieve competence in literacy, students must engage in....

a variety of reading, writing, speaking, and listening tasks

Poor literacy skills have lifelong consequences, such as being...

placed at an economic, personal, & vocational disadvantage

An upper elementary student or middle school student may go to great lengths to...

hide the fact that he/she struggles to read

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Student Motivation, Engagement, and Literacy Achievement

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An example of a child's real-world literacy requirements might be...
stories, journals, and blogs
notes, letters, and emails
novels, basal readers, and picture books
all the above (and then some!)
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A few engagement strategies include:
novelty, games, and lots of fun
Difficult texts, independent work, whole group instruction
rigor, high level questions, and inquiry
social interaction, choice (self-selection), and affirmation
3
Practice provides opportunities to build skills & confidence. Students MUST have practice WITH
Corrective Feedback
Explicit Routines and Encouragement
Modeling
All the above
4
How do we break the cycle of failure?
I'm going to need more than 20 seconds to figure it out!
Do what you can do and hope for the best
Give more homework or call parents more often
Create a classroom culture that supports reluctant readers
5
To achieve competence in literacy, students must engage in....
a variety of reading, writing, speaking, and listening tasks
quiet, focused activities
video games and vlogs
only reading and writing assignments given independently
6
Poor literacy skills have lifelong consequences, such as being...
placed at an economic and vocational advantage
workplace or career ready
unable to fix or repair anything
placed at an economic, personal, & vocational disadvantage
7
If a child has a disposition or natural need to argue, instead of fighting it, try...
writing letters to an editor, principal, or authority figure
All of the above
sparking classroom debates and use text to support positions
hosting a classroom blog where students can publish opinions
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In fact, if a teacher notices this behavior, it could indicate a reading deficiency:
dropping out or failing to come to school
distraction techniques and excessive talking
all the above
avoidance or a "checked-out" attitude
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Engagement, whether in sports, hobbies, work, or reading, benefits from opportunities of:
construction
practice
definition
communication
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An upper elementary student or middle school student may go to great lengths to...
do his/her homework
stay up way past bedtime
avoid doing chores
hide the fact that he/she struggles to read

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