12 Jul In a paragraph, share what you learned from your Survey res
In a paragraph, share what you learned from your Survey results. Items to discuss:
- List your speech proposition in one declarative statement. (fact, policy, or value)
- Surprises – did you learn something you had not expected?
- What did you learn?
- Were you able to gather a percentage? For example, "90 percent of the class are organ donors." If so, what is it? What is an example of how you could say it and also the sentence that would follow? For example, "90 percent of the class are organ donors." (Next sentence) This means that most of us are in agreement about the need for our contributions."
- How will you use your results to strengthen your appeal?
You will create a survey in Google Forms to learn more about the psychographics of your audience in relation your chosen speech topic: Harm of using plastics
Step 1: Create a three-question survey that includes one of each type of question:
A. Yes or No Question
Example: Have you ever been required to wear a school uniform?
B. Open-ended Question:
Example: What do you believe are the advantages and disadvantages of required school uniforms?
C. Likert Scale of 1-5. Write a statement like the one in the example below, and have your peers assign a number as follows:
1- Strongly Agree, 2-Agree, 3- Not Sure, 4-
Disagree, 5-Strongly Disagree.
Example: School violence would be reduced if all
K-12 students were required to wear school uniforms.
Step 2: Post your survey link here.
Step 3: Complete your group members' surveys by clicking on their links. To document the completion of each one, take a screenshot of the last screen of each survey and paste them into a post in the link below this one, Survey Completion Screenshots.
