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[Sharon Reynolds <reynoldss@MIHS.BREVARD.K12.FL.US>]

Please give me suggestions for getting my wonderful but busy teenaged
students to read for pleasure.  I am interested in either individual class
programs or programs that span entire grade levels.  Most professional
literature I have found stresses younger students.  I'm looking for
something effective for grades 9-12.  My faculty is cooperative, but even
busier than the students.  What will involve the teachers and motivate
these active high school students to read, read, read, and how can I help
them do so?
Sharon Reynolds, media specialist
Merritt Island High School
reynoldss@mihs.brevard.k12.fl.us

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