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Promote the value of reading and writing in and out of school by modeling positive attitude toward reading and writing with students, colleagues, administrators, and parents and guardians. Candidates can demonstrate evidence of this disposition through the reading interest inventory.

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Promoting the value of reading and writing by modeling a positive attitude toward reading and writing with students, colleagues, administrators, and parents and guardians.

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Reading interest inventories allow teachers and students to set goals for reading. These inventories enable students with similar interests to form groups for discussions of common reading material. The teacher can then design activities predicated upon specific topics reflecting areas of high student interest. The students may be assisted by media specialists in locating books in their areas of interest while parents can also be included in the reading experience through questionnaires that determine what books they read, when they last read, and whether they stress the ...

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