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markdday
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Pegdrummer
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mully
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 Posted - 04/06/2012 : 20:45:34
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That's not a questionnaire. You'd need to write a feckin' essay to answer those questions. I don't even understand half of them.
"7. Does anxiety in performance require more awareness and acknowledgment in the learning environment?"
What the hell does that mean?
I'll pass.
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thebeaver
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Posted - 04/06/2012 : 21:00:47
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Agreed, it's not a great questionnaire IMO, a little confusing.
And just a thought ; Most of the questions are asking what someone 'thinks' about others feelings. Like your asking teachers to guess how students cope with their feelings. Would it not be a better angle to ask the students directly, who actually KNOW how they feel on this subject? Unless it's specifically the teacher's perception that you're looking at?
It's just both a student and a teacher myself, I found myself wanting to answer in my "student shoes", because I knew what my answer would be, rather than thinking what my students would feel like. |
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jamesminion
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 05/06/2012 : 10:21:54
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| Mate, that is an incredibly poorly constructed questionnaire. Even if people answer it, you're not going to be able to measure any quantifiable results from it! |
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gaz farrimond
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Posted - 05/06/2012 : 10:31:44
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Originally posted by jamesminion
Mate, that is an incredibly poorly constructed questionnaire. Even if people answer it, you're not going to be able to measure any quantifiable results from it!
But he will get quite a lot of written work.
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Pegdrummer
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Posted - 05/06/2012 : 12:11:22
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Originally posted by gaz farrimond
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Originally posted by jamesminion
Mate, that is an incredibly poorly constructed questionnaire. Even if people answer it, you're not going to be able to measure any quantifiable results from it!
But he will get quite a lot of written work.
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WendyB
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dibs
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Posted - 05/06/2012 : 15:34:39
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| I generally respond to all the surveys and don't mind one or two questions that ask you to elaborate on a multiple choice answer but I read through this one and wrote it off straight away. It requests you to make too many assumptions about what might be going on in a student's mind and is, in my opinion, just too demanding overall to ask people to commit a sizeable chunk of time and thought to. I feel mealy mouthed but I've too many demands on my time to start writing essay style answers for a stranger's benefit. |
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mully
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Posted - 05/06/2012 : 16:01:44
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Originally posted by dibs
I generally respond to all the surveys and don't mind one or two questions that ask you to elaborate on a multiple choice answer but I read through this one and wrote it off straight away. It requests you to make too many assumptions about what might be going on in a student's mind and is, in my opinion, just too demanding overall to ask people to commit a sizeable chunk of time and thought to. I feel mealy mouthed but I've too many demands on my time to start writing essay style answers for a stranger's benefit.
My thoughts exactly. That, and the fact that the questions are full of ambiguity and some of them are pretty much impossible to make any sense of.
To the original poster - we're all well used to getting requests like yours, and generally a large proportion of the regulars here will happily spend a few minutes completing a questionnaire. You need to rethink your questionnaire and redesign it so that it IS a questionnaire and not a request for essays. No-one is going to spend an hour or more completing a questionnaire. Make the questions understandable and make them easy to complete in well under ten minutes. Actually, make that well under FIVE minutes.
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MD Fount of All Wisdom for Life and Extraordinary Amusement Officer of the forum's Sonor Delite Appreciation Society.
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