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INSET

INSET. The Educational Panacea. Benefits of Reading. Those who read more regularly scored more highly in not only spelling and vocabulary, but in mathematics tests Students who read for pleasure gain: r eading attainment and writing ability Text comprehension and grammar

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INSET

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  1. INSET

  2. The Educational Panacea

  3. Benefits of Reading • Those who read more regularly scored more highly in not only spelling and vocabulary, but in mathematics tests • Students who read for pleasure gain: • reading attainment and writing ability • Text comprehension and grammar • Breadth of vocabulary • Greater self-confidence as a reader • General knowledge • A better understanding of other cultures • A greater insight into human nature and decision-making. • Reading for enjoyment is more important for children’s educational success than their family’s socio-economic status

  4. Beyond the English Classroom • Written instructions • Complex ideas • Appropriate vocabulary • Clear, sophisticated expression • Sustained focus • Creativity

  5. Channing Students

  6. What stops students reading? • Volume of homework • Use of the Ipad/computer/phone • Watching television • Clubs • Socialising • Tiredness • Finding it hard to get into a book • Finding it boring • Being easily distracted • Not being able to find good books • Getting out of the habit

  7. What can we do? • Create a culture that values reading • Give time to reading • Subject-specific resources • Challenge students • Think about the homework we give • Encourage use of the library • Not neglect the power of paper

  8. Bookworms unite!

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