Parent Reading SurveyParent Reading Survey

1. What is the most important part of your child's learning?

What is the most important part of your child's learning? Creative Arts

Human Society and Its Environment

Mathematics

Physical Education / Health

Reading

Science

Writing

2. Is your child good at reading and writing?

Is your child good at reading and writing? Yes

3. What are the most important things your child needs to do to be a good reader? Please rate the following items.

	Not important	Somewhat important	Important	Very important
Understanding grammar and punctuation	*What are the most important things your child needs to do to be a good reader? Please rate the following items. Understanding grammar and punctuation Not important	Understanding grammar and punctuation Somewhat important	Understanding grammar and punctuation Important	Understanding grammar and punctuation Very important
Being able to understand what they read	Being able to understand what they read Not important	Being able to understand what they read Somewhat important	Being able to understand what they read Important	Being able to understand what they read Very important
Reading ahead	Reading ahead Not important	Reading ahead Somewhat important	Reading ahead Important	Reading ahead Very important
Sounding out	Sounding out Not important	Sounding out Somewhat important	Sounding out Important	Sounding out Very important
Reading at home each night	Reading at home each night Not important	Reading at home each night Somewhat important	Reading at home each night Important	Reading at home each night Very important
Re-reading	Re-reading Not important	Re-reading Somewhat important	Re-reading Important	Re-reading Very important
Letter-sound relationships	Letter-sound relationships Not important	Letter-sound relationships Somewhat important	Letter-sound relationships Important	Letter-sound relationships Very important
Concepts about print (eg reading from left to right)	Concepts about print (eg reading from left to right) Not important	Concepts about print (eg reading from left to right) Somewhat important	Concepts about print (eg reading from left to right) Important	Concepts about print (eg reading from left to right) Very important
Using pictures to help understanding	Using pictures to help understanding Not important	Using pictures to help understanding Somewhat important	Using pictures to help understanding Important	Using pictures to help understanding Very important

4. Who is able to help your child with reading at home? (You may select more than one box)

Who is able to help your child with reading at home? (You may select more than one box) Mum

Dad

Uncle

Aunt

Older Brother

Older Sister

Grandparents

5. Do you take your child to the local library?

Do you take your child to the local library? Yes

6. Do you read with your child in your own language?

Do you read with your child in your own language? Yes

Not applicable

7. Does your child have access to the internet at home?

Does your child have access to the internet at home? Yes

8. Does your child enjoy using technology/computers at school?

Does your child enjoy using technology/computers at school? Yes

9. Does your child see you reading at home?

Does your child see you reading at home? Often

Sometimes

Never

10. Does the school provide you with information or workshops to help you assist your child's learning?

Does the school provide you with information or workshops to help you assist your child's learning? Yes

11. Do you know what teachers do in the classroom to help your child learn?

Do you know what teachers do in the classroom to help your child learn? Yes

Please give examples

12. Are you clear about your child's learning and what s/he is expected to do?

Are you clear about your child's learning and what s/he is expected to do? Yes

13. How do you know how your child is progressing at school? (You may choose as many options as you like)

How do you know how your child is progressing at school? (You may choose as many options as you like) Half-yearly reports

Parent/Teacher interviews

Informal discussions with your child's teacher

Observation of my child's work including homework

14. If you were the Principal of Lansvale East Public School, what would you do to ensure that all students were successful at reading?

If you were the Principal of Lansvale East Public School, what would you do to ensure that all students were successful at reading?

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