Creating a Reading Culture in Primary and Secondary Schools

A Practical Guide
 
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Drawing on the author's internationally-recognised experience in this field, this book will be essential reading for anyone looking to develop reading in schools.

Hosszú leírás:

Did your school encourage a life-long love of reading?


Children who identify as readers are three times more likely to have good mental wellbeing. A reading culture that permeates a school can transform it into a space where reading is supported, encouraged, normalised and valued. Creating a Reading Culture in Primary and Secondary Schools will help teachers and librarians to:



  • advocate for the importance of a whole-school reading culture with recent research in this field

  • select from a number of research-supported strategies underpinning a whole-school reading culture to tailor your school's approach according to resourcing and priorities

  • develop a clear trajectory for building and sustaining stakeholder engagement and resourcing, including securing external funding for related initiatives

  • plan and manage a multi-faceted approach to enable real change within your school

Drawing on the author's internationally-recognised experience in this field, this book will be essential reading for anyone looking to develop reading in schools.

Tartalomjegyzék:

Introduction 1. Why a whole school reading culture? 2. Research-supported practices to choose from 3. Stakeholder engagement and resourcing 4. Implementation planning and change management 5. Monitor and strengthen the change process over time 6. Reporting Conclusions