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"surveys are important sources of information about the perceptions of the school learning environment. These findings can be used to monitor continuous improve
by BaculumMeumEst 3y ago
"surveys are important sources of information about the perceptions of the school learning environment. These findings can be used to monitor continuous improvement efforts and inform school improvement goals. Interpretation of this information should take into consideration the number (N) and percentage of survey respondents. Survey data best represent perceptions of the school environment when response rates are high."
- RugnirViking 3y agoidk, your line "questions related to assessing academic performance of the students were phased out" seems pretty weird to me. Like when I imagine a workplace survey, I think of things like "how do you get on with your colleagues", "do you feel safe in the environment" etc, not "are our clients good at their jobs". It's standard HR fare in every workplace. I can't imagine how many questions about academic performance of students would ever have been crowbarred into a survey given to teachers about this sort of stuff in the first place. Were it a question given to students, or about students in any way, I might be inclined to investigate a little further. But in general, there is a whole lot of outrage generated around school stuff, and every time I try to look into it, the claims usually just kinda dissolve and it turns out to have been entirely fine, usually something that I, you and everyone else experienced in school as part of normal expected curriculum sensationalized and passed through chinese whispers.