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Motivated to Engage: Learning from the Literacy Stories of Pre-Service Teachers
The influence of motivation on readers' behaviors has received wide attention in literacy scholarship. The importance of readers' motivations for reading becomes critical when considered in relation to readers' engagement with reading activities and their perceptions of themselves a competent. This
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