S. Bradley-Johnson
1997.10.1PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS
tlooto Summary
Mullen Scales of Early Learning assesses cognitive and motor ability in children through five scales, providing information on school readiness and suggesting home learning activities.
Abstract
Short Description of Instrument: Description: The Mullen Scales of Early Learning (MSEL) includes five scales that provide information on cognitive and motor ability. The five scales include: Gross Motor (0–33 months only), Visual Reception, Fine Motor, Expressive Language and Receptive Language. In addition to assessing a child’s strength and weaknesses, this measure is used to assess school readiness. Included in the questionnaire are three different forms depending on the age of the child; 15 minute test for a 1-year old, 25– 35 minute test for 3 year olds and 40–60 minutes for 5 year olds. The report generated from this measure includes a list of tasks that parents can help their child learn at home (based on age).
Citation format
BRADLEY-JOHNSON, S. Mullen scales of early learning. PSYCHOLOGY IN THE SCHOOLS, 1997, 34: 379–382.