Emergent Motivation to Read in Prekindergarten Children.

Autor:	Zheng, Guoguo, Schwanenflugel, Paula J., Rogers, Samantha M.
Předmět:	PRESCHOOL education READING motivation READING ability testing PERFORMANCE in children LEARNING goals EMERGENT literacy
Zdroj:	Reading Psychology; Apr2016, Vol. 37 Issue 3, p392-423, 32p
Abstrakt:	This study aimed to develop and validate a measure of emergent reading motivation designed for prekindergarten children, called the Emergent Reading Motivation Scale (ERMS). The development of the ERMS was to overcome the limitation that current existing reading motivation measures are not developmentally appropriate for young children. Fifty-six native-English speaking children who were enrolled in a prekindergarten program participated in the study. The ERMS had 17 items that were drawn from reading self-concept, reading performance goal, and reading learning goal. The scale was administered through two sock puppets. For each item, the puppets represented contrasting behaviors regarding reading motivation. The children were asked to choose the puppet that was most like themselves. Results suggested that the ERMS is an age-appropriate reading motivation measure for prekindergarten children and has a three-factor structure as assumed even though its internal consistency is moderate and is of limited predictive power of emergent literacy skills. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
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