Purpose: To understand the choices surrounding keeping together or separating multiples when in grade school and its impact on academic achievement and school adjustment

Audience: This survey is to be completed by parents who have multiples in elementary school (K-5). If you have more than one set of twins, complete this survey separately for each set.

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* 1. What type of multiples do you have?

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* 2. Are your multiples:

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* 3. What is the gender of your multiples:

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* 4. What is the age of your multiples?

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* 5. What grade are your multiples in?

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* 6. Are your multiples:

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* 7. What were your multiples end of year grades for the most current grading report card [branching for Kindergarteners], please specify for each multiple

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* 8. Do you plan to______________ in elementary school?

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* 9. If your multiples are older than Kindergarten, do you plan to ____________ this year?

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* 10. Does the school administration have a policy regarding classroom placement of multiples?

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* 11. Did you (the parent or guardian) have any input into the classroom placement?

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* 12. Was the classroom placement the choice of the:

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* 13. What type of school do your multiples attend?

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* 14. Parents’ rating of social adaptation (Multiple A)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Make friends easily
Avoid situations that are likely to result in trouble
Speak in appropriate tone of voice at home
Start conversations rather than waiting for others to start
Seem confident in social situations, such as parties or group outings
Cooperate with family members without being told to do so
Control his or her temper when arguing with other children
End disagreements with parent calmly
Join group activities, such as a group having lunch together, without being told to do so
Receive criticism well

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* 15. Parents’ rating of social adaptation (Multiple B)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Make friends easily
Avoid situations that are likely to result in trouble
Speak in appropriate tone of voice at home
Start conversations rather than waiting for others to start
Seem confident in social situations, such as parties or group outings
Cooperate with family members without being told to do so
Control his or her temper when arguing with other children
End disagreements with parent calmly
Join group activities, such as a group having lunch together, without being told to do so
Receive criticism well

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* 16. Parents’ rating of social adaptation (Multiple C)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Make friends easily
Avoid situations that are likely to result in trouble
Speak in appropriate tone of voice at home
Start conversations rather than waiting for others to start
Seem confident in social situations, such as parties or group outings
Cooperate with family members without being told to do so
Control his or her temper when arguing with other children
End disagreements with parent calmly
Join group activities, such as a group having lunch together, without being told to do so
Receive criticism well

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* 17. Social Adjustment at school Rate to the best of your knowledge (Multiple A)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Easily transitions between classroom activities
Follows teacher directions
Controls temper in conflict situations with peers
Cooperates with peers without prompting
Acts sad or depressed
Fights with others
Gets easily distracted

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* 18. Social Adjustment at school Rate to the best of your knowledge (Multiple B)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Easily transitions between classroom activities
Follows teacher directions
Controls temper in conflict situations with peers
Cooperates with peers without prompting
Acts sad or depressed
Fights with others
Gets easily distracted

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* 19. Social Adjustment at school Rate to the best of your knowledge (Multiple C)

  Never Sometimes Very Often
Easily transitions between classroom activities
Follows teacher directions
Controls temper in conflict situations with peers
Cooperates with peers without prompting
Acts sad or depressed
Fights with others
Gets easily distracted

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* 20. Do you have any other comments on this subject?

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