How to Design a Great Survey 🌟 – Grade 6 Data Literacy
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A good survey question should be:
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Hello superstar! Clear questions help people give honest answers. You are doing wonderfully learning survey design basics!
Which is an example of a biased question?
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The word 'don’t you' pushes the answer toward yes.
A yes/no question is good for:
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Yes or no answers are easy to count.
Before writing a survey, you should:
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A clear goal makes a better survey.
Multiple choice questions are useful because:
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You can easily make graphs from the answers.
To get honest answers, you should:
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People feel safer answering truthfully.
A good sample for a school survey is:
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A variety gives better results.
An open-ended question like 'What do you like about recess?' is good for:
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You learn more details from explanations.
Which question is unbiased?
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It does not push any answer.
The first step in good survey design is:
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Know what you want to learn first.
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