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The use of motivational techniques in improving reading skills
college-studentscurriculum-and-instructioneducational-methodslanguage-and-literacy-educationreading-skills
This study explores the role of motivational techniques in improving college students' reading skills. The study employed an experimental design involving an experimental and a control group. A Pretest and a Posttest as well as an Index of Reading Awareness (IRA) were used to gather data for the stu
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