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Coming up with idea to help motivate students to practice their reading skills at home may be as simple as creating a Literacy Log.

Motivating students, especially those labeled "at-risk" in reading can be challenging. Teachers can improve student's reading capabilities by implementing these ideas.

Choosing the right reading text might make the difference in the world in terms of motivating your students. Here are some tips and ideas on how to go about doing it.

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What's the real purpose behind teaching reading? Activities for pre-while-post stages of reading texts.

Motivating students to read may be as simple as providing them a purpose for reading, something that making predictions will accomplish.

Developing a well rounded language arts program will motivate students to read and to write, thus improving their skills.

Bulletin boards take time to make, but they add immeasurably to student learning in your classroom.

It is important to structure language arts lesson plans to help students in middle school become better readers, and subsequently raise standardized test scores.

Here are some teacher-friendly tips to increase students' motivation to read.

By shifting the focus from making students prove they've done their homework to helping them engage with texts, teachers can set students up for success.