Field Test of student involvement survey

A Study of the Effects of Using Classroom Assessment for Student Learning

Appendix G Tchr Survey Stdnt Involve

Teacher Survey of Student Involvement

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Appendix G: Teacher Survey of Student Involvement

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OMB No. 0000-0000
Expiration Date: xx/xx/xxxx

Classroom Assessment FOR Student Learning Study

Teacher Survey of Student Involvement
Occurring from Month DD, 200X through Month DD, 200X

Please provide the information below, then click Next to enter the survey.

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Last name:

School name:

The U.S. Department of Education wants to protect the privacy of individuals who participate in surveys. Your answers will be combined
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the Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002, Pub. L. 107-279 (2002); and (2) Section 9601 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
(ESEA), as amended by the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 (Pub. L. 107-110). Responses to this data collection will be used
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We are interested in the frequency of various activities that occurred
in your math classroom during the period between DD/MM and
DD/MM.
How many days of regular instruction were there in this time period (excluding
any teacher inservice days, field trips, etc.)?
Number of instructional days between DD/MM
and DD/MM

On how many different days during the time between DD/MM and
DD/MM did you have most or all of your students do the following
activities? Please enter the number of different instructional days for
each of the following items. For example, if you had most or all of
your students discuss learning objectives on 3 different days during
the time between DD/MM and DD/MM, you would enter ‘3’ for
Number 1.
Number of days:
1. Participate in a guided discussion of the learning objectives
in math.
2. Explain in their own words what they are supposed to be
learning in math.
3. Identify samples of their own high quality work in math.
4. Use a scoring guide or rubric to evaluate their own work in
math class.
5. Revise their own math work to make it stronger in quality.
6. Keep a record of their own learning progress in math.
7. Explain in their own words what they know how to do well
in math.
8. Explain in their own words what they need to do to improve
their math skills.
9. Identify examples of strong and weak anonymous student
work in math.
10. Comment on the quality of anonymous math work using a
scoring guide or rubric.
11. Explain in their own words what was wrong with a math
answer or piece of math work.
12. Explain in their own words how to correct a math answer
or improve a piece of math work.
13. Work together to correct errors in their math assignments.
14. Make up practice math problems.

Thank you for completing the Teacher Survey of Student
Involvement!
Click the Finish button below to submit your survey.
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