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Cards, Surveys and Inventories Developed by Peter Pappas |
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These report cards, surveys and inventories have been developed to
establish priority areas, identify specific goals and benchmarks, gauge progress
and direct efforts and resources. For other
publications click here.
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Report Card: I developed this graphic layout for K-5 report
cards based on input from teachers, administrators and
parents. School Effectiveness Survey: I developed this graphic layout to display district-level data based on the Snapshot Survey of School Effectiveness Factors from: What Works in Schools: Translating Research into Action By Robert J. Marzano, ASCD, 2003 Faculty Technology Use Snap Shot Survey: Better align professional development with teacher needs. This is a short form that's posted online. Teachers take the survey prior to a professional development workshop. It allows us to better gauge collective needs and to differentiate instruction. Here's sample results of a survey taken by group of middle school teachers. Faculty Technology Use Survey long form gathers baseline data on a broad array of technology questions. Student Technology Use: from MultiMedia Schools. It details how I've used online self-assessments with students as a means to differentiate instruction. Parent Involvement Survey: This survey provides useful data on parent involvement at a number of levels - communications, attending school events, participating in school events, participating in school decision-making. Grading Policy Survey is an example of how the web can be used gather and evaluate information. This survey was sent to sample of high school counselors to assist in a review of grade and class rank policy. (You're welcome to try out the survey - it’s a demonstration version) Curriculum Inventory: This instrument allows teams of teachers to evaluate their programs and make recommendations for improvement.
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