π― Learning Intention
I will design and peer review a short survey that uses both qualitative and quantitative questions.
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Success Criteria
- [ ] I can design a 5-question survey that includes different types of questions
- [ ] I can give and receive peer feedback on survey design
- [ ] I can explain how good questions support root cause analysis
π Why this matters
Good surveys are the backbone of data-driven decisions. Today youβll create your first mini-survey, just like researchers and GIS specialists do, and connect it to the bigger picture of root cause analysis.
π Warm-Up (Tech Journal β’ 5 min)
Prompt: If you could collect data on one issue at school, what would it be? Why?
π Vocabulary
- Peer Review β giving constructive feedback on a classmateβs work
- Validity β how well a question measures what itβs supposed to measure
- Reliability β how consistent results are when the question is asked again
π§ Agenda (45β50 min)
1) Mini-Lesson: What Makes a Strong Survey? (8β10 min)
- Review: good vs. bad questions, qual vs. quan, digital survey features.