Hello! You are invited to participate in a study to find which ways second generations Chinese immigrants maintain their native language. This study will add to the knowledge of how second language learners live and learn. This questionnaire will take approximately forty minutes. Your participation in this study is completely voluntary. There are no foreseeable risks associated with this project. However, if you feel uncomfortable answering any questions, you can withdraw from the survey at any point. It is very important for us to learn your opinions. Your survey responses will be strictly confidential and data from this research will be reported only in the aggregate. Your information will be coded and will remain confidential. If you have questions at any time about the survey or the procedures, you may contact Linda Chu by email at the email address specified below. Thank you very much for your time and support. It is usually best to respond with your first impression, without giving a question much thought.
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SECTION A: TEACHING PHILOSOPHY
A1) Indicate how much you disagree or agree with each of the following statements about teaching and learning by checking the box under the column that best describes your views.
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A2) Different teachers have different philosophies about teaching. For each of the following pairs of statement, check the box that best shows how closely your own beliefs are to each of the statements in a given pair. The closer your beliefs to a particular statement, the closer the box you check. Please check only one for each set.
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A3) If you were given a choice, which of the following kinds of assessments would you prefer using in your class? Pick 3 and rank them in order of preference, starting with ‘1’ as the most preferred, ‘2’ as the second preferred, and ‘3’ as the third preference.
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SECTION B: USE OF TECHNOLOGY
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B1) Do you use computers in your class? |
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* B2) How often does a typical student in your class use a computer as part of the class in the last semester? |
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* B3) What do you mainly use your class/school computer(s) for? Check all that apply. |
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B5) Do you have computer access at home? |
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* B6) What do you mainly use your home computer for? Check all that apply. |
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B7) Indicate how much you disagree or agree with each of the following statements about teaching and learning by checking the box under the column that best describes your views.
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* B8) How would you rate your own knowledge about how to effectively use a computer for the purposes of language teaching? |
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* B9) Do you want to learn more about how to utilise computers for the purposes of language teaching? |
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B10) Do you think your school has successfully integrated and utilised computers into the language teaching curriculum? |
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B11) The following are things that make it difficult for some teachers to utilise computers in their language teaching. Which of these apply to you? Check all that apply. |
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| C1) What will help you to integrate technology into your lessons? | | |
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SECTION D: BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The following are used for verifying the representativeness of my sample.
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| D2) How long have you been a language teacher? | | | | D3) How long have you been teaching in the GEP? | | |
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