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1. www.scholastic.co.uk › aboutusAbout Scholastic - Scholastic UK - Children's Books, Book ...

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   We believe that independent reading is a critical part of children’s learning and growth. With support from teachers, parents and schools, children choose from Scholastic the books they want to read, and discover the pleasure and power of reading.

2. www.scholastic.com › parents › books-and-readingWHAT KIDS WANT TO READ - Scholastic

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   Each year, for Scholastic's Kids & Family Reading Report, we ask kids what they want to read. Funny books are always a hit, of course. See books and resources surrounding favorite genres of books that'll help you choose the right books for your child at every age and stage.

3. www.scholastic.co.uk › what-kids-want-in-booksWhat Kids Want in Books - The 2015 Kids and Family Reading Report

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   Parents are most likely to encourage their child to read by making sure print books are always accessible, suggesting books their child will enjoy, and letting their child choose and browse books.

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4. www.scholastic.co.uk › readingreport › the-state-ofScholastic – Kids and Family Reading Report 2014 - Scholastic ...

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   One-third of children (34%) report they are frequent readers. Kids ages 6–8 are the most likely to be frequent readers (54%) while only 17% of kids ages 15–17 say they read books for fun 5–7 days a week.

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6. www.scholastic.com › readingreport › access-mattersFinding Their Story: Access Matters - Scholastic

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   In the 13 years of the Kids & Family Reading Report, one thing remains constant no matter what: when kids choose, they read. Across demographics, the majority of kids (89%) agree their favorite books are the ones that they have picked out themselves (see Figure 6).

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7. teacher.scholastic.com › education › classroomThe Power of Reading Choice - Scholastic

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   Students are thrilled when they get to choose their own books. Research has frequently found that self-selection is the hook that snags both children and teens and convinces them to read: • Allowing students to self-select their books results in more involvement and thus more motivation to read (Sewell, 2003; Gallager, 2009; Pruzinsky, 2014).

8. www.scholastic.com › parents › books-and-readingHow to Help Your Child Find Just-Right Books - Scholastic

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   Scholastic experts agree that when children express difficulty finding books that are just right for them, the problem is with book discovery and book access. “The main thing we’re talking about is choice and access,” says Deimosa Webber-Bey, director of Information Services & Cultural Insight at Scholastic.