Independent Reading Pp

Alicia Swenson and Kelly Hagen CI 560 October 15, 2009

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Many boys view reading as an activity for girls and are there by less likely to read. The way many boys are taught to read goes against the way they love to be which is playful and active. Boys are lacking in good male role models as readers.

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