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Alison Hewett

People Who Use E-Readers Dive Far Deeper Into Books | Underwire | Wired.com - 2 views

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    "A new survey by UK charity Quick Reads indicates that adult readers tend to read more and stick with books longer if they're using an e-reader"
PAULINE KUMAR

TLT: Teen Librarian's Toolbox: It's Time to Break Down our Reading Boxes - 3 views

  • AR (accelerated reader)
  • Read for fun. Read all the time
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    How do we encourage our readers to read books? Do we take into account level, age, gender or interest of the readers?
Kimberley Atkinson

The Best Graphic Novels for Reluctant Readers | Scholastic.com - 1 views

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    I am always looking for new graphic novel ideas for my students - apart from Capstone Press, I know little other US graphic novels, so his is great to extend my knowledge and collection.
Trish Webster

10 reasons why non readers don't read - 7 views

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    Gives strategies for overcoming each of the 10 reasons listed.
anonymous

Reading for pleasure builds empathy and improves wellbeing, research from The Reading A... - 4 views

  • reading for pleasure can increase empathy, improve relationships with others, reduce the symptoms of depression and the risk of dementia, and improve wellbeing throughout life
  • strong evidence to show that reading for pleasure plays a vital role in improving educational outcomes
  • in the UK, reading levels are low among people of all ages: most children do not read on a daily basis and almost a third of adults don't read for pleasure
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  • reading for pleasure and empowerment
  • better parent-child communication
  • reduction of depression and dementia symptoms among adults.
  • people who choose to read, and enjoy doing so, in their spare time are more likely to reap all of these benefits
  • When I write a story I hope to beguile, to enchant, to bewitch, to perform an act of magic on and with my readers' imaginations.
  • The true aim of writing is to enable the reader better to enjoy life, or better to endure it'."
  • everything changes when we read
  • reading for pleasure has a dramatic impact on life outcomes
  • children who read for pleasure are happier, healthier and do better in life than those who don't
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    Research in UK into benefits of reading for pleasure
anonymous

Revisiting Book Tasting to Support Readers | The Unquiet Librarian - 9 views

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    This is an activity which could be adapted to be a bridge between diving in for the full shelving fiction by genre approach and shelving by author.
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    Book Tasting - a great way to encourage reading with the students making their individual choices.
Michelle Simms

» Making Library e-Books on the e-Book Reader Visible ACRL TechConnect Blog - 2 views

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    Interesting idea, I think I would try it with eBooks that were part of a print series or by a popular author so students could see another option.
harrisonba26

Against YA: Adults should be embarrassed to read children's books. - 4 views

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    This is a very interesting article that appeared last week and has created a lot of comment online. There is quite a backlash against it including an article in the current Listener saying that there is no 'should' in reading for pleasure. I am firmly of the opinion that any reading is GOOD reading and won't apologise for what I read!
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