Other ways to increase reading Motivation are to talk about both students' and teachers' enjoyment of reading, create book discussion groups, provide accessible texts so all learners can engage with reading, create author studies based on popular books, and invite students to share books they enjoy with the class.
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When teachers read a book to students and pause to ask questions, students develop Narrative, Attention, and Syntax skills.
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