by Carmen Garza

Use and Access

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:08:21 UTC

Instructional Use

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:08:50 UTC

Career and College Readiness

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:09:13 UTC

Online Learning

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:09:31 UTC

Other

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:09:50 UTC

<b>2013 Speak Up Survey - Category Summary</b>

carmen_garza — 2014-04-16 15:26:46 UTC

Please enter summary statements below corresponding category.

Example summary statement: 66% of 9th-12th Grade Students access online textbooks

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IB percentages of

Christy, Sonia, and Pat

2014-04-16 20:22:15 UTC

Noticed consistently higher percentages on secondary grade levels in comparison to state and national levels across the board

Students seem to be happy with the use of cell phones in comparison to state and national levels

15% of 3rd thru 5th would like to have a laptop provided.

48% of 3rd thru 5th want to watch movies and tv on their device.

Campuses are charging to print

2014-04-16 20:24:52 UTC

1.We feel survey should include all levels to get a true district response representation.

2. Not interested in an online class 32% 6th-8th grade level

We are actually better than state and national which are 39% and 43% respectively.

3. Online classes rules and limitations ex: number is students per class, 100% online or test per semester at a local site.

58% of MS students redponded to psrticipting in IB sd compared to 21% in high school.

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Both middle school and high school students in our district reported a higher percentage of participation in AVID and IB as compared to the state and national response.

Crounse, Kingston, Jones

2014-04-16 20:30:08 UTC

Every category has seen an increase

In usage. All students have a preference for using an electronic device

In class; MS showed a strong preference using tablets in class, whereas HS showed a

Preference toward smartphones. It's interesting that the survey differentiates between

Netbooks and laptops: do the respondents know the difference?

Jobs using science, math and computers

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Students are comparable to the state and national level in their interest in seeking a job using math and computers.

Jobs not using science, math and computers

2014-04-16 20:33:16 UTC

Our students are no less likely than students in the state and nation in showing no interest in jobs using science, math or computers.

Learning about future careers

2014-04-16 20:35:51 UTC

Our elementary students do not seem to be as interested in learning about future careers through competition possibly because the district does not offer many of these competitions at the elementary level (such as UIL).

Job skills provided by district

2014-04-16 20:43:30 UTC

The district should provide more opportunities for elementary students to learn effective public speaking and writing skills because this is where students scored us low. Financial literacy scored the lowest with 23%, and therefore, shows a need for this skill to be incorporated more heavily into the curriculum as an important skill to learn.

71% ES students feel homework helps them practice what they have learned, whereas 43% and 42% in MS and HS Level

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MISD % consistent with State and National % and lower than last year's responses in most cases. We expected % to be higher for MISD.

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Digital technology skills

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Students strongly agree that they are being prepared to use digital tools and resources and exceed the state and national level.

54%-72% ES students feel safer than MS (36%) and HS (30%) students.

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21% ES, 38% MS and 44% students find school interesting

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Parental involvement is lower for MISD on all levels in comparison to state and national.

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Less than 50% of students think teachers expect them to do well

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Less than 27% of students feel there is an adult they can go to at school to talk about problems

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