Professional Documents
Culture Documents
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Which of the following best describes the community in which your school is located?
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As of March 1, 2003, what was the total school enrollment (number of students)? Number of boys
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As of March 1, 2003, what was the total school enrollment (number of students)? Number of girls
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About what percentage of your total funding for a typical school year comes from the following sources?
Government (includes departments, local, regional, state and national)
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About what percentage of your total funding for a typical school year comes from student fees or school
charges paid by parents? Student fees or school charges paid by parents (e.g. fees paid for books, locker fees,
field trips, etc.)
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About what percentage of your total funding for a typical school year comes from benefactors, donations,
bequests, sponsorships, parent fund raising? Benefactors, donations, bequests, sponsorships, parent fund
raising
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About what percentage of your total funding for a typical school year comes from other sources? Other
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Are the following grade levels found in your school? Ungraded school
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About what percentage of students in your school repeated a grade, at the middle/junior high school level
(grades7-9) last academic year?
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About what percentage of students in your school repeated a grade, at the high school level (grades 10-12)
last academic year?
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As of March 1, 2003, what percentage of students at this school were eligible for free or reduced price
lunches through the National School Lunch Program?
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On the average, how many instructional days are in the school year?
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On the average, how many hours in total are there in the school day? (include lunch breaks, study hall time,
and after school activities)
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On the average, how many hours for instruction are there in the school day? (exclude lunch breaks and after
school activities)
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of qualified mathematics teachers.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of qualified science teachers.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of qualified English teachers.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of qualified foreign language teachers
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of experienced teachers.
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Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 3 1.1
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of substitute/replacement teachers.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Availability of instructional support personnel (including technical or lab support).
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Instructional materials (e.g. textbooks).
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Budget for supplies (e.g. paper, pencils).
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? School buildings and grounds.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Heating/cooling and lighting systems.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Instructional space (e.g. classrooms).
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Special equipment for disabled students.
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To some extent 3 31 11.3
A lot 4 7 2.6
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 5 1.8
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Computers for instruction.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Computer software for instruction.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the following?
Calculators for instruction.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Library materials
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Audio-visual resources.
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Is your school's capacity to provide instruction hindered by a shortage or inadequacy of any of the
following? Science laboratory equipment and materials.
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In your school, about how many computers are: in the school altogether?
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In your school, about how many computers are: available to 15-year-old students?
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In your school, about how many computers are: available only to teachers?
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In your school, about how many computers are: available only to administrative staff?
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In your school, about how many computers are: connected to the Internet/World Wide Web?
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In your school, about how many computers are: connected to a local area network (LAN)?
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school?
Residence in a particular area.
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school?
Student's academic record (including placement tests).
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school?
Recommendation of feeder schools.
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school? Parents'
endorsement of the instructional or religious philosophy of the school.
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school? Student
need or desire for a special program.
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Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 4 1.5
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How much consideration is given to the following factors when students are admitted to your school?
Attendance of other family members at the school (past or present).
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students
enjoy being in school.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students
work with enthusiasm.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students take
pride in this school.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students
value academic achievement.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students
are cooperative and respectful.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students
value the education they can receive in this school.
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Think about the students in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Students do
their best to learn as much as possible.
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Disagree 3 40 14.6
Strongly disagree 4 0 0.0
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 1 0.4
Missing 9 9 3.3
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Generally, in your school, how often are 15-year-old students assessed using: standardized tests
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Generally, in your school, how often are 15-year-old students assessed using: teacher-developed tests
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Generally, in your school, how often are 15-year-old students assessed using: teachers' evaluations of
students
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Generally, in your school, how often are 15-year-old students assessed using: student portfolios
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Generally, in your school, how often are 15-year-old students assessed using: Student
assignments/projects/homework
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Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 5 1.8
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To inform
parents about their child's progress.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To make
decisions about students' retention or promotion.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To group
students for instructional purposes.
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Missing 9 5 1.8
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To compare
the school to state, district or national performance.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To monitor
the school's progress from year to year.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To make
judgments about teachers' effectiveness.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To identify
aspects of instruction or the curriculum that could be improved.
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In your school, are assessments of 15-year-old students used for any of the following purposes? To compare
the school with other schools.
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About how many 15-year-old students in your school have a first language that is not English?
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Does your school offer any of the following options to 15-year-old students whose first language is not
English? Instruction in their native language is offered as a separate subject specifically for these students.
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Does your school offer any of the following options to 15-year-old students whose first language is not
English? Instruction in their native language is offered as a separate subject for students who wish to learn
the language.
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Does your school offer any of the following options to 15-year-old students whose first language is not
English? Instruction in other parts of the curriculum is offered in their language.
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Yes for one 2 21 7.7
Yes for 2 or more 3 9 3.3
Not Applicable 4 46 16.8
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 8 2.9
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Which of the following options describe what your school does for 15-year-old students in mathematics
classes? Mathematics classes study similar content, but at different levels of difficulty.
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Which of the following options describe what your school does for 15-year-old students in mathematics
Different classes study different content or sets of mathematics topics that have different levels of difficulty.
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Which of the following options describe what your school does for 15-year-old students in mathematics
classes? Students are grouped by ability within their mathematics classes.
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Which of the following options describe what your school does for 15-year-old students in mathematics
classes? Students are not grouped by ability in mathematics.
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In your school, do any of the following activities to promote engagement with mathematics occur?
Enrichment mathematics
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In your school, do any of the following activities to promote engagement with mathematics occur?
Remedial mathematics
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In your school, do any of the following activities to promote engagement with mathematics occur?
Mathematics competitions
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In your school, do any of the following activities to promote engagement with mathematics occur?
Mathematics clubs
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In your school, do any of the following activities to promote engagement with mathematics occur? Computer
clubs (specifically related to mathematics)
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers in Total . Full Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers in Total . Part Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a regular of standard state
certificate or advanced professional certificate Full time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a regular of standard state
certificate or advanced professional certificate Part time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a probationary certificate (the initial
certificate issued after satisfying all requirements except the completion of a probationary period). Full time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a probationary certificate (the
initial certificate issued after satisfying all requirements except the completion of a probationary period).
Part time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with provisional or other type given to
persons who are still participating in what the state calls an "alternative certification program." Full Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with provisional or other type given to
persons who are still participating in what the state calls an "alternative certification program." Part Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a temporary certificate (requires
some additional college coursework and/or student teaching before regular certification can be obtained)
Full Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with a temporary certificate (requires
some additional college coursework and/or student teaching before regular certification can be obtained)
Part Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with an emergency certificate or waiver
(issued to persons with insufficient teacher preparation who must complete a regular certification program
to continue teaching.) Full Time
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How many of the following are on the staff of your school? Teachers with an emergency certificate or waiver
(issued to persons with insufficient teacher preparation who must complete a regular certification program
to continue teaching.) Part Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics in TOTAL.
Full Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics in TOTAL.
Part Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree with a major in mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, physics, or
engineering. Full Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree with a major in mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, physics, or
engineering. Part Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree but not a major in mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, physics, or
engineering. Full Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree but not a major in mathematics, mathematics education, statistics, physics, or
engineering. Part Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree in education. Full Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with a
bachelor's or master's degree in education. Part Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with an
associate's degree but not a bachelor's or master's degree. Full Time
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How many of the following are on the mathematics staff of your school? Teachers of mathematics with an
associate's degree but not a bachelor's or master's degree. Part Time
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During the last year, have any of the following been used to monitor the practice of mathematics teachers
at your school? Tests or assessments of student achievement.
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During the last year, have any of the following been used to monitor the practice of mathematics teachers at
your school? Teacher peer review (of lesson plans, assessment instruments, lessons).
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During the last year, have any of the following been used to monitor the practice of mathematics teachers at
your school? Principal or senior staff observations of lessons.
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During the last year, have any of the following been used to monitor the practice of mathematics teachers at
your school? Observation of classes by inspectors or other persons external to the school.
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How much do you agree with these statements about innovation in your school? Mathematics teachers are
interested in trying new methods and teaching practices.
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How much do you agree with these statements about innovation in your school? There is a preference
among mathematics teachers to stay with well-known methods and practices.
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How much do you agree with these statements about innovation in your school? There are frequent
disagreements between 'innovative' and 'traditional' mathematics teachers.
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How much do you agree with these statements about teachers' expectations in your school? There is
consensus among mathematics teachers that academic achievement must be kept as high as possible.
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How much do you agree with these statements about teachers' expectations in your school? There is
consensus among mathematics teachers that it is best to adapt academic standards to the students' level
and needs.
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How much do you agree with these statements about teachers' expectations in your school? There are
frequent disagreements between mathematics teachers who consider each other to be 'too demanding' or 'too
lax'.
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Strongly agree 1 6 2.2
Agree 2 40 14.6
Disagree 3 123 44.9
Strongly disagree 4 56 20.4
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 8 2.9
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How much do you agree with these statements? There is consensus among mathematics teachers that the
social and emotional development of the student is as important as their acquisition of mathematical skills
and knowledge in mathematics classes.
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How much do you agree with these statements? There is consensus among mathematics teachers that the
development of mathematical skills and knowledge in students is the most important objective in
mathematics classes.
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How much do you agree with these statements? There are frequent disagreements between mathematics
who consider each other as 'too focused on skill acquisition' or 'too focused on the affective development' of
the student.
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Think about the teachers in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? The morale of
teachers in this school is high.
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Think about the teachers in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Teachers
work with enthusiasm.
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Think about the teachers in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Teachers take
pride in this school.
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Think about the teachers in your school. How much do you agree with the following statements? Teachers
value academic achievement.
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: teachers' low expectations of students?
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A lot 4 2 0.7
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 4 1.5
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: Student absenteeism?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: poor student-teacher relations?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: disruption of classes by students?
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Very little 2 139 50.7
To some extent 3 60 21.9
A lot 4 2 0.7
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 4 1.5
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: teachers not meeting individual
students' needs?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: teacher absenteeism?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: students skipping classes?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: student lacking respect for teachers ?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: staff resisting change?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: student use of alcohol or illegal drugs?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: teachers being too strict with students?
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: students intimidating or bullying other
students?
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Missing 9 5 1.8
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In your school, to what extent is the learning of students hindered by: students not being encouraged to
achieve their full potential?
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: hiring teachers? Not a main responsibility of school
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: hiring teachers? Appointed or elected school board
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: hiring teachers? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: hiring teachers? Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: hiring teachers? Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: firing teachers? Not a main responsibility of school
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: firing teachers? Appointed or elected school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: firing teachers? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: firing teachers? Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: firing teachers? Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing teachers' starting salaries? Not a main
responsibility of school
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing teachers' starting salaries? Appointed or
elected school board
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing teachers' starting salaries? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing teachers' starting salaries? Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing teachers' starting salaries? Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining teachers' salary increases? Not a main
responsibility of school
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining teachers' salary increases? Appointed or
elected school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining teachers' salary increases? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining teachers' salary increases? Department Head
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining teachers' salary increases? Teacher(s)
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: formulating the school budget? Not a main
responsibility of school
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274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: formulating the school budget? Appointed or elected
school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: formulating the school budget? Principal
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: formulating the school budget? Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: formulating the school budget? Teacher(s)
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding on budget allocations within the school? Not a
main responsibility of school
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding on budget allocations within the school?
Appointed or elected school board
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274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding on budget allocations within the school?
Principal
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding on budget allocations within the school?
Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding on budget allocations within the school?
Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student disciplinary policies? Not a main
responsibility of school
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student disciplinary policies? Appointed or
elected school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student disciplinary policies? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student disciplinary policies? Department
Head
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student disciplinary policies? Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student assessment policies? Not a main
responsibility of school
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student assessment policies? Appointed or
elected school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student assessment policies? Principal
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student assessment policies? Department
Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: establishing student assessment policies? Teacher(s)
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: approving students for admittance to the school ? Not a
main responsibility of school
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: approving students for admittance to the school ?
Appointed or elected school board
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: approving students for admittance to the school ?
Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: approving students for admittance to the school ?
Department Head
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: approving students for admittance to the school ?
Teacher(s)
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: choosing which textbooks are used ? Not a main
responsibility of school
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: choosing which textbooks are used ? Appointed or
elected school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: choosing which textbooks are used ? Principal
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In your school, who has the main responsibility for: choosing which textbooks are used ? Department Head
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: choosing which textbooks are used ? Teacher(s)
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining course content ? Not a main responsibility
of school
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274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining course content ? Appointed or elected
school board
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining course content ? Principal
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining course content ? Department Head
69
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274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: determining course content ? Teacher(s)
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding which course are offered? Not a main
responsibility of school
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding which course are offered? Appointed or
elected school board
70
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding which course are offered? Principal
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding which course are offered? Department Head
274 100.0%
In your school, who has the main responsibility for: deciding which course are offered? Teacher(s)
71
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274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Local, state or national education authorities (e.g.
Dept. of Education). -- Staffing
Variable Name : SC27Q01A Decision making: Local, state, nat. educ authorities Q30aa
Record Number : 1
Position : 706-706
Format : N1.0
Comment :
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Local, state or national education authorities (e.g.
Dept. of Education). -- Budgeting
Variable Name : SC27Q01B Decision making: Local, state, nat. educ authorities Q30ab
Record Number : 1
Position : 708-708
Format : N1.0
Comment :
274 100.0%
72
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In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Local, state or national education authorities --
Instructional Content
Variable Name : SC27Q01C Decision making: Local, state, nat. educ authorities Q30ac
Record Number : 1
Position : 710-710
Format : N1.0
Comment :
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Local, state or national education authorities (e.
g. Dept. of Education). -- Assessment
Variable Name : SC27Q01D Decision making: Local, state, nat. educ authorities Q30ad
Record Number : 1
Position : 712-712
Format : N1.0
Comment :
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Appointed or elected school board -- Staffing
73
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274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Appointed or elected school board -- Budgeting
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Appointed or elected school board --
Instructional content
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Appointed or elected school board --
Assessment practices
74
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Missing 9 3 1.1
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Employers -- Staffing
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Employers -- Budgeting
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Employers -- Instructional content
75
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Employers -- Assessment practices
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Parent groups -- Staffing
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Parent groups -- Budgeting
76
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274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Parent groups -- Instructional content
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Parent groups -- Assessment practices
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Teacher groups (e.g. Staff Assoc., curriculum
committee, union). -- Staffing
77
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Teacher groups (e.g. Staff Assoc., curriculum
committee, union). -- Budgeting
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Teacher groups (e.g. Staff Assoc., curriculum
committee, union). -- Instructional content
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Teacher groups (e.g. Staff Assoc., curriculum
committee, union). -- Assessment practices
78
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 3 1.1
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Student groups (e.g. Student Association, youth
organization). -- Staffing
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Student groups (e.g. Student Association, youth
organization). -- Budgeting
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Student groups (e.g. Student Association, youth
organization). -- Instructional content
79
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No Tick 2 190 69.3
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 3 1.1
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? Student groups (e.g. Student Association, youth
organization). -- Assessment practices
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? External examination boards -- Staffing
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? External examination boards -- Budgeting
80
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
No Tick 2 211 77.0
Not Applicable 7 41 15.0
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 3 1.1
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? External examination boards -- Instructional
content
274 100.0%
In your school, which of the following bodies exert a direct influence on decision making about staffing,
budgeting, instructional content and assessment practices? External examination boards -- Assessment
practices
274 100.0%
81
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Missing 99999 8 2.9
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
82
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
83
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
Missing 999 0 0.0
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
84
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
Not Applicable 997 45 16.4
Invalid 998 0 0.0
Missing 999 0 0.0
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
85
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
86
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
Invalid 8 0 0.0
Missing 9 44 16.1
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
87
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
0-1 0-1 185 67.5
Not Applicable 997 41 15.0
Invalid 998 0 0.0
Missing 999 48 17.5
274 100.0%
Variable Name : PROPMA5A Proportion of math teachers with a ISCED 5A level in math
Record Number : 1
Position : 935-942
Format : N8.3
Comment :
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
88
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274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
89
Catalog: School 10/24/2006
274 100.0%
274 100.0%
90