Factors Affecting Inner-City Boys' Reading: Are Male Teachers the Answer?
Canadian Journal of Urban Research 2005, Summer, 14, 1
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Abstract Eighteen inner-city first and second grade boys participated in a pilot study on the effect of sex of reading teacher on boys' attitudes toward and performance in reading. Each boy participated with either male or female research assistants in a 22-week Paired Reading intervention using texts shown to be of high interest to boys. Findings suggest that these contexts yield significant increases in boys' reading performance, sense of physiological well-being while reading, and their sense of reading progress regardless of the sex of their reading teacher.
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