DOCUMENTATION FOR THE GENERIC CLEARANCE
OF CUSTOMER SERVICE SATISFACTION COLLECTIONS
TITLE OF INFORMATION COLLECTION: Teacher and Leader Community of Practice: Measuring Student Growth in Non-Tested Grades and Subjects. Meeting Evaluation
[X ] SURVEY [ ] FOCUS GROUP [ ] SOFTWARE USABILITY TESTING
DESCRIPTION OF THIS SPECIFIC COLLECTION
This submission is a request for approval of a data collection activity that will support the improvement of Race to the Top State Convenings conducted by the Reform Support Network (the Network) under contract to the U.S. Department of Education (ED). The Race to the Top State Convenings are intended to provide Race to the Top grantees with in-person opportunities to share information, tools, and strategies as well as collaboratively problem-solve issues around topics related to education reform.
In this package, we are requesting approval to administer a survey to participants at a convening on January 12-13, 2012, with the goals of ascertaining:
the quality and relevance of the sessions,
what attendees found particularly helpful,
suggestions about how future convenings might be improved, and
topics for potential technical assistance support.
There is no existing data collection that can provide us with information on the utility of providing support to Race to the Top grantees through Race to the Top State Convenings. This data collection effort is essential for (a) determining whether the information is perceived as relevant and useful to its intended audience, (b) determining how future convenings might be improved, and (c) identifying needs for future technical assistance support.
The information collected will provide useful data to ED about how to more effectively target and meet the needs of Race to the Top grantees through Race to the Top State Convenings. The survey data will allow us to provide targeted follow-up support to Race to the Top grantees.
Data will be collected on January 12-13, 2012 in Washington, D.C.
All individuals who attend the convening will be asked to voluntarily complete the survey. It will be administered at the end of the event, in hard copy. To help ensure confidentiality, Network Staff will ask participants to place each completed survey in a sealed envelope that will be held in a secure location by the Network. Feedback surveys will not require any names or other identifying information and will not be reported in a way that allows for identification of individual responses.
Number of Focus Groups, Surveys, Usability Testing Sessions
This request is for a single survey instrument to be administered at one Race to the Top State Convening on January 12-13, 2012.
Description of Respondents/Participants
The target population of this survey is state/local government employees in attendance at the convening. The group will consist of approximately 150 individuals. A 90 percent response rate is expected.
No sampling methods will be used. Only descriptive summary information will be provided.
[Attach a copy of the proposed collection instrument, e.g., survey questions, focus group script, usability testing plan. If a focus group also includes a survey, include both.]
AMOUNT OF ANY PROPOSED STIPEND OR INCENTIVE
There is no proposed stipend or incentive for completing this survey.
BURDEN HOUR COMPUTATION (Number of responses (X) estimated response or participation time in minutes (/60) = annual burden hours):
Category of Respondent |
No. of Respondents |
Participation Time |
Burden |
State/Local Government Employees |
150 |
.08 hours |
12 hours |
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Totals |
150 |
.08 hours |
12 hours |
BURDEN COST COMPUTATION
There are no cost burdens to respondents.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
No statistical methods are to be used for this survey.
REQUESTED APPROVAL DATE: January 9, 2011
NAME OF CONTACT PERSON: Jamila Smith
TELEPHONE NUMBER: 202-453-6360
MAILING LOCATION:
ED DEPARTMENT, OFFICE: Implementation and Support Unit
File Type | application/msword |
Author | kiawanta.hunter |
Last Modified By | Leicht, Christine |
File Modified | 2011-12-28 |
File Created | 2011-12-28 |