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Get in touch with your local association of home-schooling families. We suggest that one contact person be responsible for registering your association. On the Teachers page, at First time user, the contact person enters your association’s postal code, then its … Continue reading →

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Ask students to complete the online survey at home as homework. Or consider doing the class survey by hand without contributing to the national data.

Google Chrome (15.0) Click the spanner icon on the browser toolbar. Select Options. Click the Under the Hood tab. Click Content Settings in the ‘Privacy section.’ Select Allow all sites to run JavaScript in the ‘JavaScript’ section. Mozilla Firefox (8.0) … Continue reading →

You might consider asking students to complete the online survey at home as homework. Or you could do the survey by hand without contributing to the national data. Go to Survey questions on the left sidebar and print out the … Continue reading →

The project is designed so that individual teachers can register their classes and access their results. For a school-wide activity, a project manager could be appointed to help individual teachers set up and conduct their own class surveys. The teachers … Continue reading →

The questionnaire for elementary students has questions in common with the questionnaire for secondary students. But both also have some different questions adapted to each age group. For example, younger students are asked about their pets and whether they have … Continue reading →

It’s up to you whether to send the Letter to parents or caregivers home with your students. We encourage you to inform parents about your class’ online survey.

We expect that teachers usually inform their principal of special class projects that they undertake. We suggest that you ask your principal to read the Letter to the principal, so that he or she will be informed of the project … Continue reading →