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Pupil questionnaires: attitudes to writing (primary)
Are there questionnaires to assess pupils' attitudes to writing? In this article we link to examples of pupil questionnaires about attitudes to writing from a practitioner, an LA and a literacy charity. We also link to questionnaires that look at the attitudes of particular groups of pupils to writing.
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