Scots College - Information sharing and building learning partnerships

Parent Survey

Last year, the NZ Ministry of Education released a series of three guides collectively titled "Leading Local Curriculum". One of the guides deals specifically with sharing information about students' learning and progress.
 
Much of the information provided on the Ministry's website about student reporting is informed by Reporting to Parents and Whanau -  Background Paper  by Evaluation Associates.

The background paper outlines 7 principles:
  1. Ako (overarching principle)
  2. Focus and coverage
  3. Foundations for learning
  4. Student responsibility
  5. Motivation
  6. Technologies
  7. Checking in with parents
 
In line with Ministry advice, at Scots College we are reviewing our reporting practices and seeking input from teachers, parents and students.

Specifically, we are seeking to provide clear procedures around
  • reporting
  • parent/teacher conversations
  • use of feedback to students.
 
Involving parents' thoughts and opinions about each of the three aspects is important to developing the procedures around them.


We would appreciate your input, through the completion of this survey.  All responses are anonymous.
1.Reporting elements - standards

From the following list of student report elements, choose two you consider to be the most important.(Required.)
2.Reporting elements – comments

Please choose two comments from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.(Required.)
3.Reporting - access

Please choose one of the following options regarding access to reports.(Required.)
4.Reporting – frequency

Please choose two comments from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.(Required.)
5.Reporting - purpose

Please choose two comments from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.(Required.)
6.Conversations - ways of sharing information

Please choose two comments from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.
(Required.)
7.Conversations – logistics

Please choose two comments from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.(Required.)
8.Feedback to students

One of the effective ways of monitoring your child's progress is through the feedback provided by teachers on your child's classwork and assessments. Please choose one comment from the following list which you feel you would most likely make.(Required.)
9.Further thoughts

Please use this opportunity to share any other thoughts on
  • reporting
  • parent/teacher conversations
  • use of feedback to students.

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