| Lesson
Study Survey #1 Results(survey has 10 questions) |
On
the whole, the phrase that best describes my feeling about
"lesson study" as a way for teachers to lead
instructional improvement is:
(#1 of 10) |
| I'm
very excited and look forward to working collaboratively
with fellow teachers. (44) |
47%
|
| While
it sounds good and I'm going to give it a good effort, I
doubt it will really work. (32) |
34%
|
| I
do not believe teachers can develop lessons or
assignments that will result in better student
achievement. (1) |
1%
|
| Regardless
of whether teachers can collaboratively develop better
lessons, I resent being asked to do this and do not want
to participate. (16) |
17%
|
| Total
Selections = 93 |
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Please
indicate the extent to which you think The Teaching Gap helped
you and your fellow teachers to understand "lesson
study" and to participate in the September 20 work at your
school:
(#2 of 10) |
| A
lot (31) |
32%
|
| Some
(31) |
32%
|
| A
little (18) |
19%
|
| Almost
none (17) |
18%
|
| Total
Selections = 97 |
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Please
check the statement that best describes the primary way lesson
study teams are being formed at your school:
(#3 of 10) |
| We
are using teams that already existed. (27) |
31%
|
| Teachers
are organizing themselves into teams. (40) |
45%
|
| The
principal or another administrator asked teachers to be
part of particular teams. (8) |
9%
|
| The
Principal or another administrator assigned teachers to
teams. (13) |
15%
|
| Total
Selections = 88 |
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Which
statement best describes your lesson study team?
(#4 of 10) |
| All
my team members have been identified. (50) |
54%
|
| Some
members of my lesson study team have been identified,
but we still need to add more. (20) |
22%
|
| I
am not yet part of a lesson study team. (22) |
24%
|
| Total
Selections = 92 |
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Which
statement best describes your team's thinking about lesson study
topics?
(#5 of 10) |
| We
have not yet discussed topics at all. (39) |
29%
|
| We
have already begun discussing topics, at least by
putting some ideas out for consideration. (59) |
43%
|
| We
have chosen a topic. (38) |
28%
|
| Total
Selections = 136 |
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If
you have picked a topic, which of the following areas would it
primarily address?
(#6 of 10) |
| Art
or Music (6) |
5%
|
| English
(31) |
27%
|
| Math
(20) |
18%
|
| Science
(19) |
17%
|
| Social
Studies (19) |
17%
|
| Foreign
Language (2) |
2%
|
| Vocational/Technical
(9) |
8%
|
| Physical
Education or Health (7) |
6%
|
| Total
Selections = 113 |
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Which
of the following areas of student need do you expect your lesson
study team will consider? (Please check all that apply.)
(#7 of 10) |
| Students
with gifted learning styles (34) |
14%
|
| Students
with physical disabilities (10) |
4%
|
| Students
with learing disabilities (47) |
19%
|
| Students
for whom English is a second language (39) |
16%
|
| Students
with diverse learning styles (112) |
46%
|
| Total
Selections = 242 |
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This
question and the next cannot be connected to each other or to
the previous questions. They'll just help us all get a feel for
how widely this poll has gotten distributed. What's your tier?
(#8 of 10) |
| K-4
(44) |
32%
|
| 5-8
(63) |
46%
|
| 9-12
(29) |
21%
|
| Total
Selections = 136 |
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In
which cluster (magnet schools are grouped in their own cluster)
are you (answers continued in next question):
(#9 of 10) |
| Antioch
(45) |
28%
|
| Hillsboro
(7) |
4%
|
| Hillwood
(20) |
13%
|
| Hunters
Lane (6) |
4%
|
| McGavock
(30) |
19%
|
| Magnet
Schools (18) |
11%
|
| Maplewood
(7) |
4%
|
| Overton
(27) |
17%
|
| Total
Selections = 160 |
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In
which cluster are you?
(#10 of 10) |
| Pearl
Cohn (2) |
4%
|
| Stratford
(25) |
52%
|
| Whites
Creek (2) |
4%
|
| **
(9) |
19%
|
| GLENCLIFF
(inadvertently omitted from original list) (mea culpa!)
(10) |
21%
|
| Total
Selections = 48 |
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