Students spend the majority of their year in a focussed environment where they are consistently practicing and participating in reading. But when the doors close for summer and the students leave to head back into the real world, they don't perceive reading as a fun or pleasurable activity. And therefore not worth pursuing whilst they are away from school. The strategies that haven't quite turned into long term knowledge disappear into the clear blue skies of summer break. Thus resulting in a regression in reading progress.
Georgi de Stigter 