2010
DOI: 10.1598/jaal.53.8.2
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The Literacy Needs of Adolescents in Their Own Words

Abstract: By featuring the stories of seven students, the authors of this article hope to prompt administrators and teachers to examine the literacy instruction in their schools and make practical changes to meet adolescents' needs. Concerned about these statistics that only 31% of the eighth‐grade students on the NAEP 2007 reading assessment performed on the proficient level or above, a university research team of educators conducted a multiple‐case study, creating a collection of snapshots of adolescent students' lite… Show more

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“…Struggling readers are often reading below the grade or age level of their peers and can experience problems in a variety of areas including comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and ability to flexibly apply a variety of strategies to comprehend text (Guthrie & Klauda, 2014;Paige, 2011;Pitcher, Martinez, Dicembre, Fewster, & McCormick, 2010). Reading motivation, according to Guthrie et al (1997, p. 439) is "the motivated use of strategies for reading."…”
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“…Struggling readers are often reading below the grade or age level of their peers and can experience problems in a variety of areas including comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and ability to flexibly apply a variety of strategies to comprehend text (Guthrie & Klauda, 2014;Paige, 2011;Pitcher, Martinez, Dicembre, Fewster, & McCormick, 2010). Reading motivation, according to Guthrie et al (1997, p. 439) is "the motivated use of strategies for reading."…”
Section: Key Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The deficiencies of evidence in the literature include underexplored areas of research into adolescent reading concerns (Brooks-Yip & Koonce, 2010;McKenna et al, 2012). Quantitative research studies are often successfully used in reading motivation research, but recent research acknowledges the importance of students' personal input into their own reading goals and futures (Pitcher et al, 2010). The affective areas of reading motivation and attitude need to be explored more fully as these relate to reading motivation and attitude as these areas have not been widely explored as of yet (Eccles & Wigfield, 2002;McKenna et al, 2012).…”
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