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Reading Interest Inventory Project An Intermediate Grade Interest Inventory Record administered to a student provides helpful information for teachers when recommending reading books to the student based on their interest. The students is a 9 year old girl who is in 4th grade at Jack & Sharon Rhoads Elementary. I was able to administrate the list of questionnaire to this student on September 25, 2017 in consideration of that she is a student in my mentor teacher class. Given that she is in my mentor teacher Ms. Dear’s class, I had conducted the reading interest inventory in the morning after the student had completed her morning work until Ms. Dear begins her first lesson of the day. Alternatively to reading a book silently during her recreational time that day, I had requested the student if she was willing to accommodate me personally on this Inventory Project by answering all these questions. Nevertheless, she was delighted to do so. The student had written her answers in a neatly handwritten manner. Before moving on, I had informed the student that this Inventory Project may seem to appear lengthy, but I had spaced the questions out with a quite a few amount of space in between so that the student can have an abundance of spaces to write her answers. When I first typed the questionnaire, I assumed that this …show more content…
It may consume a considerable deal of patience along with effort on the teacher part, but the rewards will be an achievement to observe how much the students enjoy reading when being motivated. Before starting this assignment, I was unsure how this Interest Inventory would be elaborated. Nevertheless, subsequently having the student complete the list of questions, the student’s answers had accompanied me personally so much to be able to locate the reading materials for the student in addition to selecting a few books for a
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