John T. Guthrie

Affiliations: 
University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, MD 
Area:
Educational Psychology Education, Elementary Education, Language and Literature Education
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Rosenzweig EQ, Wigfield A, Gaspard H, et al. (2018) How Do Perceptions of Importance Support From a Reading Intervention Affect Students' Motivation, Engagement, and Comprehension? Journal of Research in Reading. 41: 625-641
Lutz Klauda S, Guthrie JT. (2015) Comparing Relations of Motivation, Engagement, and Achievement among Struggling and Advanced Adolescent Readers. Reading and Writing. 28: 239-269
Davis MH, Guthrie JT. (2015) Measuring reading comprehension of content area texts using an assessment of knowledge organization Journal of Educational Research. 108: 148-164
Guthrie JT, Klauda SL. (2014) Effects of Classroom Practices on Reading Comprehension, Engagement, and Motivations for Adolescents. Reading Research Quarterly. 49: 387-416
Guthrie JT, Klauda SL, Ho AN. (2013) Modeling the Relationships Among Reading Instruction, Motivation, Engagement, and Achievement for Adolescents. Reading Research Quarterly. 48: 9-26
Ho AN, Guthrie JT. (2013) Patterns of Association Among Multiple Motivations and Aspects of Achievement in Reading Reading Psychology. 34: 101-147
Guthrie JT, Klauda SL. (2012) Making textbook reading meaningful Educational Leadership. 69: 64-68
Guthrie JT, Coddington CS, Wigfield A. (2009) Profiles of Motivation for Reading Among African American and Caucasian Students. Journal of Literacy Research : Jlr. 41: 317-353
Guthrie JT, McRae A, Coddington CS, et al. (2009) Impacts of comprehensive reading instruction on diverse outcomes of low- and high-achieving readers. Journal of Learning Disabilities. 42: 195-214
Coddington CS, Guthrie JT. (2009) Teacher and student perceptions of boys' and girls' reading motivation Reading Psychology. 30: 225-249
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