Public Education in America
Assess Your Experience in Public Education
Take this short quiz to reflect on your experiences in the American public education system. Whether you're a current student or an alumnus, your feedback is valuable. Your responses will help highlight the strengths and weaknesses of educational practices.
- Evaluate your satisfaction with your education.
- Share your thoughts on teaching methods.
- Reflect on the real-world applicability of what you learned.
Select the age group that applies to you:
5-10
11-13
14-18
19-22
23-35
36-50
Over 50
Select the level of education which applies to you:
Current student: Elementary
Current student: Junior High
Current student: High School
High School Diploma or GED
Current student: University (undergraduate, vocational, graduate, post-graduate, etc.)
Associate's Degree
Bachelor's Degree (any field)
Master's Degree
Doctorate (any field)
Other
Other
Please Specify:
As a current student or alumnus of the American public school system, would you say you are satisfied with your Elementary through High School education?
Yes
No
Somewhat
Other
Please Specify:
If you are enrolled in or have graduated from a university, do you feel as though your public education from Kindergarten through 12th grade adequately prepared you for college?
Yes
No
Somewhat
Question is not applicable to me
As a student of alumnus of public education, do you find teaching methods to be informative?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, have you been able to recall information from past classes?
Yes
No
Somewhat
Other
Other
Please Specify:
As a student or alumnus of public education, have you been able to apply information taught in school to the real world, either post-graduation or in daily life?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, would you say that the curricula of classes are generally practical?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, would you say that school was, on the whole, interesting, challenging, or mentally stimulating?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, do you find that school prepared you for basic adult life skills (e.g. Filing taxes, insurance, etc.)?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, did you feel as though you were granted opportunities to try new things and discover personal interests?
Yes
No
Somewhat
If you were involved in extracurricular activities provided by your school (e.g. athletics, fine arts, clubs, etc.), were those activities encouraged, supported, and adequately funded by the school?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, do you feel as though you were granted equal opportunity for success, be it in class or in activities?
On the whole, do you feel as though your school(s) focused on grades and test scores more than comprehensive learning?
Yes
No
Somewhat
As a student or alumnus of public education, were you encouraged by your school to pursue further education such as university or vocational school?
Yes
No
Somewhat
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