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K-12 Remote Learning Experience Survey

Join us to share your thoughts and experiences regarding remote learning for K-12 children. Your insights will help us understand the challenges and advantages that students and parents faced during these unprecedented times.

Share your feedback on the effectiveness of remote instruction.
Provide valuable input on areas for improvement.
Help shape the future of education!

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by EngagingParent24

What is your gender?

Male

Female

I'd prefer not to say

Non-binary

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-35

36-45

46-55

55+

What is the highest level of school you have completed or the highest degree you have received?

Less than high school degree

High school degree or equivalent (e.g., GED)

Some college but no degree

Associate degree

Bachelor’s degree

Graduate degree

If you have children in K-12, please describe the different approaches teachers used to provide remote instruction to your child?

Teachers were readily accessible

Teachers provided one-on-one tutoring services

Teachers showed a lot of support to my child

Teachers provided adequate support

Teachers failed to provide adequate support

Not applicable. I don’t have children

Check any concerns you might have regarding remote learning.

Not enough supervision for the child

Lack of meaningful content from the teacher to the child

Fallen test scores due to lack of comprehension by the child

Lack of interest in learning by the child

All of the above

Which academic option do you feel K-12 children could benefit the most from

Remotely (virtual)

In-person (face-to-face)

Hybrid (half virtual and half in-person

All of the above

What are some things you would like to see improved for K-12 if remote learning continues?

More group and teamwork interactions

Engaging and hands-on virtual activities

Use creative and innovative virtual lectures

Assign reading from fun books

Encourage children to read out loud during virtual sessions

Written essays to help develop cognition

All of the above

Select the letter grade change you noticed for either your child since COVID-19

From “A” grade to a “B” grade

From a “B” grade to a “C” grade

From a “C” grade to a “D” grade

From a “D” grade to an “F” grade

No noticeable grade changes

The grade improved significantly

What are some noticeable cognitive changes a child may have experienced during virtual learning? a)

Emotionally withdrawn

Displays anxiety and stress

Poor communication skills

Child spends too much time playing games

Milestones were missed due to lack of social interaction with classmates

No cognitive changes

How do you feel about remote learning for K-12 children?

I don’t like it

I don’t feel is the most effective way to educate children

I feel that Teachers are not prepared or trained to teach online

I do not support virtual education as the only means of teaching young children

I strongly believe that face-to-face education helps children develop socially, emotionally, mentally, and physically.

Not applicable to me because I don’t have children

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