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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Filling the gap? A study of some South African teenage readers’ responses to the Siyagruva series books at the Eersterivier public library in Cape Town .

Mabuza, Peggy Dumisile January 2005 (has links)
<p>The purpose of this study is to investigate responses to New Africa Book&rsquo / s Siyagruva Series among six enthusiastic teenage readers (ages 10 -16), at Eersterivier Public Library in Cape Town. The series aims to provide a series of popular books accessible to second language English readers. The question that underlies the research project is whether they fill a gap in the South African teenage reading market. There are several motives behind this study besides the fact that South African learners read very little:</p> <p><br /> &bull / The need to investigate reading preferences and choices among South African teenagers<br /> &bull / To find out factors which affect reading choices of South African teenagers<br /> &bull / The need to encourage reading culture in South Africa.</p> <p><br /> The qualitative case study of reading response tries to answer the research question through face to face interviews with selected readers. The nature of the small-scale case study means that it can make no generalised statements about all South African teenagers. It explores the views of only six teenagers.</p>
New Africa Book’s Siyagruva Series
Eersterivier Public Library in Cape Town
Reading culture in South Africa
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Filling the gap? A study of some South African teenage readers’ responses to the Siyagruva series books at the Eersterivier public library in Cape Town .

Mabuza, Peggy Dumisile January 2005 (has links)
<p>The purpose of this study is to investigate responses to New Africa Book&rsquo / s Siyagruva Series among six enthusiastic teenage readers (ages 10 -16), at Eersterivier Public Library in Cape Town. The series aims to provide a series of popular books accessible to second language English readers. The question that underlies the research project is whether they fill a gap in the South African teenage reading market. There are several motives behind this study besides the fact that South African learners read very little:</p> <p><br /> &bull / The need to investigate reading preferences and choices among South African teenagers<br /> &bull / To find out factors which affect reading choices of South African teenagers<br /> &bull / The need to encourage reading culture in South Africa.</p> <p><br /> The qualitative case study of reading response tries to answer the research question through face to face interviews with selected readers. The nature of the small-scale case study means that it can make no generalised statements about all South African teenagers. It explores the views of only six teenagers.</p>
New Africa Book’s Siyagruva Series
Eersterivier Public Library in Cape Town
Reading culture in South Africa

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