SURVEY'S

SURVEY'S

• A method of gathering info & opinions from a group of people
• While doing research through a survey, you ask people the same questions
• A survey doesn't influence the person just takes information

USE THESE GUIDELINES FOR YOUR SURVEY QUESTIONS:

• Ask only a few questions and talk briefly.
• Ask questions that can be answered simply.
• Use questions that require a yes or no answer or short statement.

AN EXAMPLE OF A SURVEY:

• This sample survey shows how one student arranged her survey.
• The questions are about the types and quality of food brought to the school cafe

HOW DO I MAKE A SURVEY?

• Write a short questionnarie
• Use sample words
• Assure a common understanding
• Start with interesting questions
• Balance rating scales & don't make the list of choices to long

Survey's
Another example of a survey can be a cake. A cake has different layers like a survey has it's different steps into making it.

Cakes & survey's
Cake: the large amount of people your asking questions
Filling: the way you talk to the people and questions asked.
Icing: the topping to your dessert, when you gather your new information and outcome.
Which then all become layers and are out together to make a survey and comes out to being a piece of cake.

Activity
Instructions: Get in groups of three. Talk to your group about picking one of the possible topics and create a survey with at
Least 6 questions. Pretend this would be research you were to use when creating your speech. Remember a survey doesn't influence the person just take information.
* What brand of jeans would middle schoolers use most?
* Which mouth wash kills germs the most?
* Is a snack bar necessary in schools?
* Should cell phone usage be banned in schools?
* Schools should ban saggy jeans?

This must be turned in once you are done. NO EXCUSES!
IT IS FOR A GRADE!!

ANY QUESTIONS?