The Reading Attitudes and Interests of Fifth Graders.

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Autore principale: Jones, Marguerite G.
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Jones, Marguerite G.
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contents The Reading Attitudes and Interests of Fifth Graders. Jones, Marguerite G. Childhood Interests Grade 5 Intermediate Grades Reading Attitudes Reading Instruction Reading Interests Reading Materials Reading Research Recreational Reading Seventy-five fifth grade students were administered an interest inventory to determine their attitudes toward reading and the kinds of reading materials they preferred. In addition, an observer completed reading behavior checklists for each student, and the students completed a second inventory to discover the amount of reading they did as opposed to other recreational activities. These data were then compared to records of books checked out by the children from their school library. The results indicated that the fifth grade students like to read a great deal and that they most enjoyed reading mysteries and humorous books. However, comics were the only reading materials most indicated having in their homes. Many of the students indicated that they were happy when reading, but few noted that they actually picked up a book during their free time. Talking, drawing, or playing games, respectively, were the preferences for leisure time activities. (Appendixes contain copies of instruments used in the study.) (FL)
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spellingShingle The Reading Attitudes and Interests of Fifth Graders.
Jones, Marguerite G.
Childhood Interests
Grade 5
Intermediate Grades
Reading Attitudes
Reading Instruction
Reading Interests
Reading Materials
Reading Research
Recreational Reading
The Reading Attitudes and Interests of Fifth Graders. Jones, Marguerite G. Childhood Interests Grade 5 Intermediate Grades Reading Attitudes Reading Instruction Reading Interests Reading Materials Reading Research Recreational Reading Seventy-five fifth grade students were administered an interest inventory to determine their attitudes toward reading and the kinds of reading materials they preferred. In addition, an observer completed reading behavior checklists for each student, and the students completed a second inventory to discover the amount of reading they did as opposed to other recreational activities. These data were then compared to records of books checked out by the children from their school library. The results indicated that the fifth grade students like to read a great deal and that they most enjoyed reading mysteries and humorous books. However, comics were the only reading materials most indicated having in their homes. Many of the students indicated that they were happy when reading, but few noted that they actually picked up a book during their free time. Talking, drawing, or playing games, respectively, were the preferences for leisure time activities. (Appendixes contain copies of instruments used in the study.) (FL)
title The Reading Attitudes and Interests of Fifth Graders.
topic Childhood Interests
Grade 5
Intermediate Grades
Reading Attitudes
Reading Instruction
Reading Interests
Reading Materials
Reading Research
Recreational Reading
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED228626