Research insights, methodology guides, and best practices for child surveys and puppet interviews.
Survey topic outlines, an IRB language pack, implementation checklists and the peer-reviewed research base for running puppet interviews with children ages 4–8.
Plain-English guidance on choosing dichotomous (either-or) vs. Likert scales for ages 4–8, with item-writing rules, classroom deployment tips, and 60 ready-to-use templates.
A plain-English guide to launching puppet-based, either-or iPad surveys in K–3 classrooms, with offline-first setup, in-app assent, privacy tips, troubleshooting, and links to ready-to-use item templates.
A plain-English playbook for IRB, parental consent, and child assent for iPad-based puppet interviews with young children, plus a practical checklist.
Compare the Berkeley Puppet Interview (BPI), Northwestern's CHAT-E, and Puppet Interview software: methods, training needs, and how to deploy at scale on tablets.
Neutral, citation-linked overview of the Berkeley Puppet Interview (BPI) and Northwestern's CHAT-E tablet adaptation for young children's self-report.
A practical guide to designing developmentally appropriate, dichotomous (either-or) survey questions for children ages 4–8, grounded in the Berkeley Puppet Interview (BPI) and CHAT-E methods, with 50+ example prompts and explicit citations.
A comprehensive, accessible guide to the Puppet Interview method for ages 4–8: origins (BPI), digital adaptations (CHAT-E), evidence of reliability, use cases, pros/cons, and implementation tips, with numbered references.