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Reading in a Foreign Language ISSN 15390578October 2011, Volume 23, No. 2 pp. 161186Driven to read: Enthusiastic readers in a Japanese high schools extensive reading program Patrick B. Judge Rwanda

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1. Step 1: Start by reading the introduction of the Driven to Read program to understand its purpose and benefits.
2. Step 2: Choose a book or reading material that you are interested in or that aligns with your reading goals.
3. Step 3: Allocate specific time slots during your day or week for reading. Create a reading schedule that suits your availability and stick to it.
4. Step 4: Find a quiet and comfortable place where you can concentrate on your reading. Minimize distractions such as noise or electronic devices.
5. Step 5: Begin reading the chosen material, focusing on comprehension and understanding. Take notes or highlight important sections if desired.
6. Step 6: Discuss your reading progress with fellow participants or join a Driven to Read community to share insights and thoughts about the book or material.
7. Step 7: Complete any assigned tasks or exercises provided in the Driven to Read program. These activities enhance your understanding and application of the content.
8. Step 8: Evaluate your reading experience and reflect on the benefits you gained from participating in the Driven to Read program.
9. Step 9: Once you have completed the book or material, consider writing a review or sharing your thoughts on platforms like Goodreads or social media.
10. Step 10: Continue exploring new books or materials that interest you to maintain your reading habit and further develop your literacy skills.

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1. Children and teenagers who want to improve their reading skills and develop a love for reading.
2. Adults who wish to enhance their literacy abilities or rediscover the joy of reading.
3. Students who need additional support in their reading education.
4. Teachers or educators wanting to engage students in a structured reading program.
5. Parents who want to cultivate a reading habit in their children and encourage a thirst for knowledge.
6. Individuals who aspire to broaden their knowledge, vocabulary, and critical thinking skills through reading.
7. Anyone looking for a guided reading experience with access to resources and a supportive community.

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What is driven to read?

Driven to read is a program aimed at promoting literacy and encouraging reading among students.

Who is required to file driven to read?

Schools, teachers, and parents are required to participate in the Driven to Read program.

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To participate in Driven to Read, schools can register online and submit reading logs of students.

What is the purpose of driven to read?

The purpose of Driven to Read is to improve literacy skills, instill a love for reading, and create a culture of reading in schools.

What information must be reported on driven to read?

Schools are required to report the number of books read by each student, along with any reading challenges or achievements.