MA-Thesis: Using book club activities to enhance 10th form students’ english reading motivation at vcvb high shool

MA-Thesis Using book club activities to enhance 10th form students’ english reading motivation at vcvb high shool project investigated the use of a book club that met monthly during school year to enhance 10th form students' English reading motivation and how the students who were involved in this book club interested in reading English book through book club's different activities. The research also examined how each of these students’ reading levels was affected when they participated in the book club. A book club project was open to fifty VCVB students to participate in

MA-Thesis: Using book club activities to enhance 10th form students’ english reading motivation at vcvb high shool

1. Preface

1.1 Rationale

In the process of globalization and economic integration, there is a great demand for a linguistic means of international communication. As a result, English has gained the most dominant status among many existing languages in our world. It is widely used in all parts of the world, in every aspect of life, in every branch of the world economy and in many other fields.

1.2 Aims of the study

This study was aimed at investigating the effect of using book club activities on 10th form students’ English reading motivation at VCVB high school

1.3 The research questions

Therefore, the research question was: How do the book club activities affect students’ English reading motivation?

1.4 Scope of the study

Within the scope of a graduation paper and due to the limitation of time, the researcher just hoped to concentrate on investigation into using book club activities of the 10th form students at VCVB high school and then suggesting some effectively book club activities to enhance English reading motivation for students who participated in book club. The data for the study were collected among fifty students at VCVB high school

1.5 The significance of this study

This study helped to determine the effectiveness of using book club to enhance 10th form students’ English reading motivation at VCVB high school. It provided language students with the rationale to carry out book club activities to improve students’ reading skills. This study also gave suggestion to students to develop successful English reading activities

2. Content

2.1 Literature review

Overview of L2 reading motivation

Overview of book clubs

Summary

2.2 Research methodology

Subjects of the study

Data collection instruments

Book club project at VCVB high school

Procedures of data collection

Data analysis

Summary

2.3 Findings and discussion

Findings

Discussion

3. Conclusion 

Book club activities should be begun by implementing a variety of activities that teach students how to have discussions with each other. An element that needs to be implemented in the practice is student discussion in small groups, and whole book club so that students become comfortable discussing their ideas about interesting books with others.

4. References

Appleman, D. (2006). Reading for themselves: How to transform adolescents into lifelong readers through out-of-class book clubs, Portsmouth, NH.5. 150-160.

Aarnoutse & Schellings, 2003, Learning Reading Strategies by Triggering Reading Motivation, Educational Studies 29(4). 387-409

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