As students and teachers return to the classroom for in-person instruction this fall—many for the first time since the pandemic began—educators are faced with an array of new challenges, from learning loss to students who are no longer accustomed to the routines of the classroom and even have lingering trauma from a harrowing year. Nevertheless, the perennial challenges, such as encouraging reluctant high school students to read more, remain.
There is no magic method to get students of any age to read, but a handful of achievable best practices will encourage high school students to read without sacrificing a lot of time in the crucial school year ahead.
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