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Simple Student Engagement Survey Template

The document is a student engagement survey that asks students to rate their level of agreement with various statements about their participation, engagement, and feelings in school and specific classes on a scale of 1 to 5. It collects information about what helps and hinders the student's participation and success, as well as tips for teachers, to gain insight into supporting the student.

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Simple Student Engagement Survey Template

The document is a student engagement survey that asks students to rate their level of agreement with various statements about their participation, engagement, and feelings in school and specific classes on a scale of 1 to 5. It collects information about what helps and hinders the student's participation and success, as well as tips for teachers, to gain insight into supporting the student.

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TOOL 8: STUDENT ENGAGEMENT SURVEY

Student Name: ____________________________ School: __________________________________

Date: _____________________ Grade: ______ Subject: __________________________________

Please respond by putting a check mark in the box that best describes your point-of-view.

Point of View 1 2 3 4 5
Strongly Agree Disagree Strongly Unsure
Agree Disagree or Don’t
Know
I participate more actively in classroom activities that show a clear
connection to my life or the real world.
I participate more actively in classroom activities that give me choices
in how I show what I have learned.
I participate more actively when I am encouraged to set goals for
myself.
I participate more actively when I have the chance to talk to the
teacher one-on-one.
I feel there is at least one teacher in the school who cares about me
and how well I am doing in school.

I feel the work is too hard for me in this class.


I feel the work is too easy for me in this class.
I have a voice in classroom decisions that affect me.
I have a voice in school decisions that affect me.
I care about how well I do in school.
My family cares about how well I do in school.
I attend school regularly.
I attend all my classes regularly.
I take pride in the quality of my school work.
Good grades matter to me.
I have the ability to complete the assignments I get in school.
I try hard to get good grades.
In class, I try to make sense of what I learn by linking it to what I
already know.
I participate in school activities outside of class like sports teams, clubs
or special projects.
I can work on projects or activities that interest me in class.
I feel valued and respected in my class.
I feel valued and respected in my school.
I feel valued and respected by my classmates.

Your Key to Success: Page 1 of 2


Administrator's Guide to Raising Alberta's High School Completion Rate
Tips for teachers to help me do well in school:

Please do:

Please don’t:

Your Key to Success: Page 2 of 2


Administrator's Guide to Raising Alberta's High School Completion Rate

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