Student survey - Power of Recognising More Study

Your school is interested in understanding more about how students think and feel about their skills and abilities for a research study. The questions are anonymous.

Before you complete these questions, here is a quick explanation of what we mean when we say skills and abilities to help you answer the survey questions.

Skills and abilities are made up of your experience, your personality and the knowledge you develop both in and outside of school.

Here are some examples:

Creative thinking: how you come up with different ideas and possibilities
Digital skills: how you use devices and networks to access and manage information
Problem solving: how you define an issue, find out what the cause is and identify a solution

When you're at school, the skill "problem solving", might involve how you solve problems in maths or science, or in woodwork or design. But outside of school you might use this skill differently. You might have to solve a creative problem, a social problem or a personal problem.

1.What school do you attend?(Required.)

2.What year/grade are you in?(Required.)

3.How often do you take time to reflect on your strengths and weaknesses?(Required.)

4.Do you feel comfortable discussing your skills and abilities with others, such as friends, family, or teachers?(Required.)

Not at all comfortable

Slightly comfortable

Comfortable

Very comfortable

Extremely comfortable

5.Do you feel you have skills and abilities that will prepare you for your future?(Required.)

6.Do you feel like my skills and abilities are valued by my school?(Required.)

7.Do you feel like you belong and are accepted by your peers and community?(Required.)

8.Do you feel you have a clear vision of a positive future for yourself?(Required.)

9.Do you have a clear sense of your goals for learning and beyond (career goals, personal development)?(Required.)