Jennifer Caro

Dr. Haddy

RDG 323

September 20, 2020

Response for Survey

The survey that I created was focused on questions that asked students about their

preferred methods of being engaged in the classroom. I was having a bit of difficulty in finding a

topic in which I wanted my survey to be about or the type of questions that I wanted to include in

it. I concluded that the input of students is very important for teachers whenever they are finding

ways to structure or overall teach their class. Therefore, my survey asks questions for students

who may be learning from online or in-person. The overall idea of my survey is to receive the

thoughts from a student on activities that may allow them to be engaged while learning. My

questions focus on participation, discussion, the input of technology, having a safe space, and

any last-minute concerns.

 References

De Frondeville, T. (2009) ​Ten Steps to Better Student Engagement​.

George Lucas Educational Foundation: Edutopia.

Kelleher, I., Hulleman, C., (2020) ​The Science of Keeping Kids Engaged - Even from Home.

George Lucas Educational Foundation: Edutopia.