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Any book that helps a child form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him." -- Maya Angelou
Any book that helps a child form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him." -- Maya Angelou
Tips for Reluctant Readers:
- Continue to read to your middle-schooler.
We are never too old to enjoy a good story!
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2. Offer choice without judgement.
2. Offer choice without judgement.
Students are much more apt to enjoy the reading experience when they are given some agency in the decision.
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3. Limit screen time and electronics.
3. Limit screen time and electronics.
Without the option or temptation of devices your student might be more motivated to pick up a book and read!
4. Make time and space to read.
4. Make time and space to read.
Find where you can squeeze reading minutes into the daily routine.
Think outside the box. Maybe the best time to read isn't before bed, but first thing in the morning.
5. Be a role model.
5. Be a role model.
Model a readerly life.
Read alongside your student whenever you have the chance.
6. Make it social.
6. Make it social.
Set up a Goodreads account and connect with friends and family.
Post recent reads to social media together.
Start or join a book club.
Share an audiobook as a family.
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