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Student Pre-Survey STEMreach Sustainability: Our Future, Your Story 2022

A pre-survey for STEMReach Sustainability; Our Future, Your Story 

1.School
2.Gender
3.Have you heard of Calmast before starting this programme?
4.What does sustainability mean to you?
5.In terms of sustainability (or climate change) how relevant do you think the following are?
Absolutely Essential 
Very Important 
Average Importance 
Little Importance
Not Important At All
Personal change
Communication skills
Engineering
Science
Community change
Teamworking skills
Commercial enterprises
Government & State Bodies
6.Would you like to take part in more programmes and events related to sustainability and climate action? 
7.Do you feel like you can have a general conversation now about sustainability and biodiversity with people your own age?
8.Do you think you, as an individual can have an impact on climate change?
9.When looking for information about climate change and sustainability, where do you find your information (can pick more than one)
10.How important is the following to you?
Absolutely Essential 
Very Important 
Average Importance
Little Importance 
Not Important At All
Living sustainability
The environment
Good communication skills
Living a comfortable life
Protecting biodiversity
11.When you hear/read an opinion from a scientist or engineer how much do you trust it?
12.In your opinion, is the Government doing too much, enough or too little to stimulate young people’s interest in science, engineering and technology?
13.In your opinion, is the Government doing too much, enough or too little promote sustainability:
14.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither Agree or Disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
I can’t do anything as an individual to help improve sustainability of the planet
Small contributions by everyone can lead to greater sustainability
It’s up to everyone to try and live more sustainable
Governments need to do more to encourage sustainability
Young people should be listened to in regard to sustainability
Young People can make a difference in making the World more sustainable.
15.Do you think that everybody can make a contribution to making our world more sustainable?
16.To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Strongly Agree
Agree
Neither Agree or Disagree
Disagree
Strongly Disagree
The information I hear about science, engineering and technology is generally true
Young people’s interest in science, engineering and technology is essential for our future prosperity
It is important to encourage more gender diversity in science, technology and engineering
Scientific research makes a direct contribution to economic growth in Ireland
Studying Science or Engineering in third level will lead to an interesting career
Anyone can become a Scientist or Engineer
17.Do you think young people are listened to by the mainstream media and politicians?
Current Progress,
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