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With every new college semester, students are faced with multiple syllabuses outlining the subjects in their classes. But do students read them thoroughly? One Tennessee professor put it to the test. 
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If you're a parent of a school-aged child or university student, you might have noticed that the reading materials assigned are a lot less paper-based than you remember. The shift towards e-books, videos and podcasts in the classroom has a significant impact on the way students engage with and retain information.
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With 52% of 15-year-olds now saying they read only if they have to, experts say a new way of teaching literacy is overdue.
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"University students are increasingly unable to read a whole book as they simply don’t have the concentration spans required ..." ©
Via Leona Ungerer, Pauline Farrell
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Rather than just blaming the students, educators must consider why course materials are not being read and develop strategies to tackle the problems students face.
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The texts in this shortlist demonstrate how young characters have coped with trauma and uncertainty.
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A simple, low-stress strategy that helps students engage with, understand, and remember what they read.
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In the era of attention deficits, the new text will not be black and white.
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