Affective Domain

These tools will help you learn about a student’s attitudes, beliefs, values, interests, self-efficacy, and other areas that influence motivation and engagement in literacy . 

Motivation to Read Profile

MRP-R_Conversational Interview-Part1

MRP-R_Conversational Interview-Part2

Motivation To Reading Profile-R_Student Protocol 

Malloy etal Assessing Motivation To Read_MRP-R 

MRP-R_Scoring Guidelines

Me and My Reading Profile K-2

This tool is used to measure K-2 students’ motivation to read.  Written by the same authors as the Motivation to Read Profile – Revised (Malloy, Marinak, Gambrell, & Mazzoni, 2013), this tool is similar in purpose and content, but the design is for K-2 students.  Although the measure does not include conversational interviews (as does the MRP-R) the authors encourage teachers to examine the results of the reader survey portion and then “engage students in one-to-one conversations about the responses” (2015). It is strongly suggested that if you choose to use this measure with a student, you review the original article within which it was published.  This will help you to align your instructional decisions with the findings of the measure. 

MMRP_Administration Directions 

MMRP_Gambrell Marinak Student Protocol

MMRP_Scoring Guidelines

Marinak_etal_2015 _MMRP_K-2

Affective Domain Reading Inventory

Affective Domain of Reading Inventory Text Types

Affective Domain of Reading Inventory_REV_2013

Reading and Writing Attitude Survey

attitude survey portrait

Writing Attitude Survey

Elementary Reading Attitude Survey

Student Interest Survey

Perceptions of literacy questionnaire

Burke Interview Modified for Older Readers (BIMOR)

Burke Reading Interview

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