Professional Development Teacher Non-response Survey

NOAA Bay Watershed Education and Training (B-WET) Program National Evaluation System

Attachment 4 NOAA_B-WET_PD_Teacher_Survey_-_Nonresponse 2013-02-04

Teacher PD questionnaire

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Attachment 4: NOAA B-WET PD Teacher Survey - Nonresponse


Please answer the following questions in reference to your most recently-completed Meaningful Watershed Educational Experience (MWEE) professional development (PD).  It will take about 5 minutes to complete this survey. 


Your responses will be entered anonymously and will not be associated with you as an individual. THANK YOU in advance for your candor and thoughtfulness in answering the questions. Your responses will be aggregated with other teachers’ responses, and will be used by NOAA B-WET and B-WET-funded organizations to improve future professional development programs.  


Thank you.  


If you have questions about this survey, please contact Bronwen Rice, NOAA B-WET National Coordinator, Bronwen.Rice@noaa.gov




OMB Control Number: 0648-xxxx   Expires: xx/xx/20xx  

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Are you currently a PreK-12 teacher or educator?

  • No

  • Yes

IF NO, SKIP TO END OF SURVEY


In what setting do you teach?

  • Public school

  • Private school

  • Non-formal education (e.g., environmental centers, zoos, museums, interpretive programs at local or state level parks, youth organizations)

  • Home-school

  • Other

IF NEITHER PUBLIC NOR PRIVATE, SKIP TO END OF SURVEY

Did you recently complete a professional development opportunity focused on watersheds or water quality issues (also known as a Meaningful Watershed Education Experience {MWEE} professional development)?

  • No

  • Not sure

  • Yes

IF NO OR NOT SURE, SKIP TO END OF SURVEY


In which region did you teach this past year?  (check one)

  • California

  • Chesapeake Bay

  • Great Lakes

  • Gulf of Mexico

  • Hawaii

  • New England

  • Pacific Northwest

  • Other (please describe) ____________________



In which grade level(s) do you primarily teach? (select all that apply)

  • PreK

  • Elementary

  • Middle

  • High

  • Other


What subject(s) do you primarily teach? (select one)

  • Science

  • Math

  • Language Arts

  • Social studies

  • Fine arts

  • Multiple disciplines, including science

  • Multiple disciplines, not including science

  • Other


Please answer all of the following questions based on the last MWEE (watershed education) professional development you participated in.


What was your PRIMARY reason for participating in the MWEE professional development? (check one)

  • To obtain information and resources for teaching

  • Personal interest in the topic of the professional development

  • To obtain continuing education, recertification, or graduate credit

  • I was required to attend

  • I was asked to attend

  • Other, please describe: ____________________


Which type(s) of MWEE professional development did you participate in or receive: (please select yes or no for each type)


No

Yes

One day workshops (usually less than 8 hours)

Teacher institute (usually on consecutive days that cumulatively consist of 40 hours of more)

Multi-day workshops (events that last at least 6 hours, but are less than 40 hours, e.g., a three-day workshop on a specific topic or a series of five Saturday sessions)

A college-level course

Professional development provider training (training for individuals who provide teacher professional development)

Individual teacher coaching and support (e.g., curriculum planning, shared teaching, demonstrations and/or other forms of in-school or in-field support

On-line professional development support (e.g., courses, webinars, discussion forums)



About how many hours of MWEE professional development and/or support did you receive over the past 12 months?

  • 1-2 hours

  • 3-5 hours

  • 6-10 hours

  • 11-20 hours

  • 21-40 hours

  • 41-60 hours

  • 61-80 hours

  • More than 80 hours


Overall, what grade would you give your MWEE professional development experience?

(slide the scale between F and A+)

  • 1 (F)

  • 2

  • 3

  • 4

  • 5

  • 6

  • 7

  • 8

  • 9

  • 10

  • 11

  • 12

  • 13 (A+)




For each statement, select one response for BEFORE, one response for AFTER, and one response for FUTURE.


BEFORE the MWEE professional development, how confident were you in your ability to:

AFTER the MWEE professional development, how confident are you in your ability to:

In the FUTURE, I intend to ...


Not at all confident 1

2

3

4

5

6

Extremely confident 7

Not at all confident 1

2

3

4

5

6

Extremely confident 7

Strongly disagree 1

2

3

4

5

6

Strongly agree 7

Teach my students about local watersheds

Incorporate MWEEs into my curriculum



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