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Survey questions INTRO PAGE Welcome to a national survey of teachers being conducted by Pew Internet, the College Board, and the National Writing Project! The goal of the study is to understand how digital technologies are impacting the research and writing practices of today's middle and high school students, as well as different ways educators are using digital tools in their teaching. Below is some important information about taking the survey... This survey is completely confidential. Results are reported in the aggregate, and responses are never attributed to any individual. Most questions ask you to select the single response that best reflects your answer. Other questions are labeled SELECT ALL THAT APPLY, and for these you can select more than one response. Grid questions list multiple items down the left side of the screen and response choices across the top. Please provide an answer for each item in the grid. Some questions are followed by textboxes in which you can type your answer. Please move through the survey using the "back" and "next" buttons just below the question box. Do not use your browser's back button. Your responses are saved as you move through the survey, but they are not final until you click the “submit” button at the end of the survey. Once you submit your survey, you will not be able to log back in. If you need to, you can suspend your session by clicking the "logout" link below the question box. Your answers will be saved, and you can log back in later to finish the survey. For help with this survey, please contact survey@pewinternet.org. p e winter n e t .o r g 66
Q1 Which grade level(s) do you currently teach? (check all that apply) *response required PLEASE NOTE THIS SURVEY IS ONLY INTENDED FOR THOSE CURRENTLY TEACHING IN GRADES 6-12. CURRENT % 2 Sixth 3 Seventh 4 Eighth 15 Ninth 21 Tenth 27 Eleventh 29 Twelfth 1 None of these *NOTE: Percentages may add to more than 100% due to multiple response If Q1=”None of these,” send to last page of survey Q2 Which of the following subjects do you currently teach? (check all that apply) *response required CURRENT % 5 Arts and/or Music 7 Foreign Language(s) 17 History and/or Social Studies 36 English/Language Arts/Reading/Composition 12 Math 13 Science * Generalist/All elementary subjects 9 Other (SPECIFY) *NOTE: Percentages may add to more than 100% due to multiple response Q3 Are you currently teaching… (check all that apply) *response required CURRENT % 34 AP/IB courses 2 ESL courses 22 Honors, gifted or accelerated courses 30 Mixed level courses 6 Remedial courses 2 Special education courses 3 Other (SPECIFY) *NOTE: Percentages may add to more than 100% due to multiple response p e winter n e t .o r g 67
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FEBRUARY 28, 2013 How Teachers Are
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Teachers most commonly use digital
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Despite their heavy tech use, 42% o
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are incorporating classroom technol
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I. Introduction This study is the P
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II. Teachers’ Own Use of the Inte
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