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Dr. Baker and Dr. Guthrie discuss reading motivation among African American and Caucasian students. For more information about Dr. Guthrie’s work see Journal of Literacy Research volume 41 number 3
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Ellen wrote on Apr 05, 03:49 pm
I found Dr. Guthrie to be very informative and articulate about his views on the importance of motivating children to read.
Brenna wrote on May 13, 10:11 am
I am interested to hear the rest of the five things teachers can do to motivate their students each day. Dr. Guthrie only had a chance to mention three or four. I hope to look at the article, but it's not free. I do appreciate this podcast, although sometimes they could be a little longer and the authors could have a bit more time to explain their research. The podcasts are a great way to learn more during a busy day.
Brenna wrote on May 13, 10:14 am
What were the five things teachers could do to motivate their students each day? Dr. Guthrie only had a chance to mention three or four. I would love to access his article, but it is not free. I appreciate these podcasts as a way to stay informed during a busy day. One improvement, however, might be to let the authors spend a little more time explaining their research.