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Research evidence on reading for pleasure - GOV.UK
assets.publishing.service.gov.ukreading for pleasure for both educational purposes as well as personal development (cited in Clark and Rumbold, 2006). • Evidence suggests that there is a positive relationship between reading frequency, reading enjoyment and attainment (Clark 2011; Clark and Douglas 2011).
A Survey on the Reading Habits among Colleges of Education ...
files.eric.ed.govreading for pleasure to male counterparts. Studies also indicate that students hardly read more than 2 hours in a day (Blackwood, 1991). Also Dipika and Md.Mehedi (2013) reveal that most men read newspapers compared to females. It could therefore be said that the reading habits of students in all the surveys carried out, can be
Reading for Pleasure: Reviewing the Evidence The following ...
www.booktrust.org.ukReading for Pleasure: Reviewing the Evidence The following literature review focuses on the key factors that influence secondary school students’ reading for pleasure. Reading for pleasure has only recently become a focus for education policyholders and researchers, in contrast to the historical focus on the mechanics of reading (e.g. Rose ...
Reading for pleasure-Final1.1 - ed
files.eric.ed.govThe benefits of reading for pleasure Becoming a lifetime reader is predicated on developing a love of reading (Sanacore, 2002). Although reading for pleasure has not been a research priority, studies are accumulating that emphasise the importance of reading for pleasure for both educational as well as personal development5. These studies show ...