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A typology of students’ reading engagement for teacher-directed reading intervention proposals
Mak, S. K.; Cheung, K. C.
2013-08-01
Source Publication15th Biennial EARLI Conference
AbstractThe present study seeks to develop a typology of college students’ reading engagement aiming at providing research-based evidence to inform practicing teachers on how to help students advance in reading literacy development. After establishing through literature review that “Fondness for reading”, “Aspiration for reading”, and “Proficiency in reading” are three pertinent facets of reading engagement variables affecting reading literacy performance, the effectiveness of variables pertaining to these facets are examined using Macao data drawn from the PISA 2009 Reading Literacy Study. Apart from using a variable-centered data analytic approach, a person-centered approach is adopted for making evidence-based teacher-directed reading intervention proposals. Using latent profile analyses, a typology of college student reading engagement classified in terms of the empirically verified reading engagement variables is developed. The present study reveals that in the 45 secondary schools in Macao there exist eight latent classes of students each of which can be identified with specific reading engagement characteristics. Evidence-based reading interventions may be proposed so as to inform practicing teachers to help college students enhance their reading literacy performance.
Keywordreading engagement reading enjoyment reading strategy reading literacy latent profile analysis
Language英語English
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PUB ID12489
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionFaculty of Education
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Mak, S. K.,Cheung, K. C.. A typology of students’ reading engagement for teacher-directed reading intervention proposals[C], 2013.
APA Mak, S. K.., & Cheung, K. C. (2013). A typology of students’ reading engagement for teacher-directed reading intervention proposals. 15th Biennial EARLI Conference.
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