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What is a technique used to motivate students to read?

  1. Set strict reading schedules

  2. Use rewards and incentives

  3. Avoid making reading part of the daily routine

  4. Allow students to choose their own subjects

The correct answer is: Use rewards and incentives

Using rewards and incentives is a widely recognized technique to motivate students to read. By offering rewards such as prizes, certificates, or extra free time, students are more likely to engage in reading activities. This positive reinforcement encourages them to develop a habit of reading regularly. On the other hand, setting strict reading schedules may create a sense of pressure and inhibit intrinsic motivation. Similarly, avoiding making reading part of the daily routine goes against building a consistent reading habit. Allowing students to choose their own subjects can certainly increase interest in reading, but it may not necessarily provide the external motivation that rewards and incentives can offer.