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Reading Amount and Reading Strategy as Mediators of the Effects of Intrinsic and Extrinsic Reading Motivation on Reading Achievement [PDF]
This study was conducted to examine the roles of reading amount and reading strategy as mediators of the effects of intrinsic and extrinsic reading motivation on reading achievement.
Xiaocheng Wang, Lina Jia, Yuanying Jin
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Heterogeneity in Reading Achievement and Mindset of Readers with Reading Difficulties. [PDF]
Recent research has focused on evaluating the relation between mindset and reading achievement. We used exploratory factor mixture models (E-FMMs) to examine the heterogeneity in reading achievement and mindset of 650 fourth graders with reading difficulties.
Gesel SA +6 more
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How social–emotional learning promotes reading achievement? A systematic review of mechanisms and instructional design [PDF]
IntroductionSocial-Emotional Learning (SEL) has garnered significant attention within the field of education due to its potential to promote the holistic development of students.
Li Hua, Zhenlin Zhang, Honglan Wang
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The effect of instructional quality on reading achievement: The mediating role of reading engagement in China (B-S-J-Z) and the UK [PDF]
The present study aims to explore the mediating role of reading engagement between instructional quality and reading achievement in China (B–S-J-Z) and the UK, and the pedagogical transportation that has been implemented between China and the UK since ...
Chen Qiu, Xinling Liu
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Utility of reading — Predictor of reading achievement?
Utility value as a subcomponent of expectancy-value models of motivation has been confirmed as a predictor of achievement(-related behavior) in the context of mathematics and science. Research on language-related domains, in contrast, has been scarce, and little is known on how utility value affects reading behavior and achievement.
Cornelia Schoor
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The Contribution of Executive Functions to Academic Achievement in Gifted Children: A Cross-Sectional Study [PDF]
Growing evidence indicates that executive functions, metacognition, and reading comprehension are crucial for academic success; however, their contribution to academic achievement in gifted children remains insufficiently understood. The main aim of this
Tindara Caprì +2 more
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This study was aimed to find out (a) the existing phenomena of students’ reading attitudes, habit, and comprehension achievement, (b) whether or not there was significant correlation among the students’ reading attitudes, reading habits and their reading
Eka Sartika
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This study aimed at investigating Intelligent Quotient (IQ) as a predictor of reading comprehension and writing achievement as well as to correlate the students' reading comprehension with their writing achievement.
Ary Setya B. Ningrum +1 more
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Objective. The students’ academic achievement is related to their intelligence (IQ). Studies on factors that affect student academic achievement are still relatively limited and few.
P. PRIJANA, A. YANTO
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Reading is an essential language skill in students’ educational success. However, reports have shown that the most prevalent type of academic difficulties among secondary school students with learning disabilities is reading difficulties.
Kelechi Uchemadu Lazarus +1 more
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