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     References   INTRODUCTION: Reading plays a very vital role in the life of children. It is not only necessary for studies in schools and colleges but it is also very important for the mental and emotional development of a child’s personality because reading stimulates the development of the brain through continuous exercise of the muscles of the mind. This helps a child to improve his imagination and creativity. A child who is exposed to continuous reading during the early days of his life

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    my early days of reading‚ there are some momentous flashbacks. When I was beginning elementary school my parents were very eager to introduce me to doing a great deal of reading‚ they wanted me to enjoy reading for a while and they succeeded. We lived within walking distance of the public library which allowed us to frequently visit the library to read and check out books. I always remembered the vast shelves of books that seemed like they never had an end. In addition to reading at the library we

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    remember played crucial roles in my experience with learning to read and write. My experiences with reading and writing are mostly good‚ which is why I have a good relationship with reading and writing today. I was passionately taught‚ and passionately I learned. I love to read because of my mother. When I was young I disliked reading and preferred to watch movies instead. To get me to enjoy reading my mother would read stories to me and I would read along with her. One day my mother read only classic

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    John Holts essay‚ “How Teachers Make Children Hate Reading”‚ proposes the notion that teachers are inevitably demoralizing the minds of children‚ thus forcing them to generate a fervent aversion towards reading. To start‚ Holt touches base on how teachers frequently test their students on the specifics of the assigned reading and whether or not they are able to comprehend certain components from it. For several reasons‚ Holt disagrees with this commonly used method‚ mostly due to the fact that teachers

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    Description of Reading and Writing Measures Standardized Test Description KTEA II Reading comprehension and Written Expression The Reading comprehension and written expression subtests were given and scored. The Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement‚ Second Edition is an individually administered measure of academic achievement for ages 4 and a half through 25. The test is available in two versions: the Brief form which assesses the achievement of reading ‚ mathematics‚ written expression;

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    Statement: Although college reading classes are beneficial to students many colleges are removing them slowly from their academic classes. With many students having the opportunity to take a reading class there have been many effects for students English beneficial. Reading classes are need frequently for a variety of reasons that a college student needs for their education and lifestyle. Reading Programs Have a Major History and Current Complication Difficulties in reading are the most serious issue

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    Title: Extensive Reading Assistance to Struggling Readers Program II. Background and Rationale The Every Child A Reader Program (ECARP) is a national program that addresses the thrust of the Department of Education (DepEd) to make every child a reader at his/her grade level. It is designed to equip elementary pupils with strategic reading and writing skills to make them independent young readers and writers. ECARP is implemented through the following components: Reading Recovery (RR)‚ Philippine

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    Accuplacer Test Sentence Skills‚ Reading Comprehension‚ Arithmetic‚ Elementary Algebra‚ College-Level Mathematics‚ Levels of English Proficiency Language Use. General Assessments - Reading Comprehension‚ Sentence skills‚ Arithmetic Elementary Algebra‚ College Level Mathematics Essay Assessments - WritePlace ® Plus‚ WritePlacer ESL ESL Assessments - LOEP Reading Skills‚ LOEP Sentence Meaning‚ LOEP Language Usage‚ LOEP Listening Component‚ WritePlacer ESL Supplemental Skills Assessments - Arithmetic

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    Reading is very important in present time‚ but not everyone is doing it well or at all. Even though reading may seem easy not everyone is doing it‚ even though it is a very great skill to posses. If we can not get more people reading or reading better than we will be failing on an intellectual level. Reading may seem boring and unnecessary‚ but it is a needed skill for the 21st century. Reading makes us smarter individuals. According to Raymond Mar and Keith Oatley “Its disappearance would

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    I have never enjoyed reading. I always felt it was something that was forced. When I am given the choice of which book I want to read it makes reading a positive experience. Reading should be something that people enjoy and look forward to doing. Young adults should be required to read all genres of books but have the option of which book they read from each genre Having teens read all genres of books supports them throughout their educational lives. According to David Pilkey’s "What should

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