Advanced search

Browse your search results by sector:

Browse by audience:

 

How Does Age Relate to Young People's Self-Perceptions as Readers

An analysis that focuses on the age differences in our recent self-perception survey is now available in a separate article. It shows clear differences between primary and secondary readers in terms of their perceptions of themselves as readers and how they perceive readers and their characteristics. It also shows interesting differences in the views and behaviours of primary and secondary pupils who do not see themselves as readers, which has clear practical and policy implications.

Download the article (pdf): How does age relate to pupils' perceptions of themselves as readers?

Return to research reports

 
  • Join our fun run Run, walk or jog in our first ever Where’s Wally? fun run on Sunday 24 March 2013. Find out more
  • Parents and carers Give your child the best possible foundation in speech, writing and reading skills with Words for Life. Go to Words for Life
  • Join our network We provide inspiration, resources and support to transform literacy for children and young people. Find out more
  • Resources Our range of resources makes our programmes available to all schools for the first time. Find out more
 

The National Literacy Trust is a registered charity no. 1116260 and a company limited by guarantee no. 5836486 registered in England and Wales and a registered charity in Scotland no. SCO42944.
Registered address: 68 South Lambeth Road, London SW8 1RL.