Because different people have different ways of thinking and behavior, they may see things with different values. For students it is the same circumstance. You want students to choose what they want to do rather than choosing someone else. When studying in school, students should have the right to choose what they want to learn to make their education happier. In the article “How High School Teachers and Parents Can Encourage Teens to Read for Fun,” Alexandra Pannoni states that “teachers could work with librarians to find books that meet curriculum requirements, but offer teens variety of options to choose from”. Teachers provide books to meet students' ability levels. Additionally, different types of books engage students. Therefore, they will not get bored easily. Furthermore, he states that “a student may not be thrilled with Shakespeare's “The Taming of the Shrew,” but he or she may be thrilled with the 1999 modernization of the story in the film “10 Things I Hate About You.” In this case, students select the material of reading that is not only compatible with their skill levels, but also motivates them to read more because the reading material connects to their