@cyberian
If you get an error when moving Photos Library
Select your external storage device in the Finder, then choose File > Get Info.
If the information under Sharing & Permissions isn’t visible, click the triangle to see more.
External Drive Info window with “Ignore ownership on this volume” selected
Make sure that the “Ignore ownership on this volume” checkbox is selected. To change it, you might first have to click the lock button to unlock the setting. If the storage device isn’t formatted correctly for Mac, or was used for Time Machine backups but hasn’t been erased, this checkbox won’t be present or won’t be selectable after unlocking. In that case, erase the storage device first.
If you have some other permissions issue with your library, you might be able to resolve the issue with the Photos Library repair tool.
Student perception surveys are a more accurate
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and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
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@zaasmi
But are the problems / needs poor survey construction, kids’ limited ability to discern, adults’ failure to maintain appropriate classroom environments, or what?What would you do to decide?
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@Faaizaa
Seems to me that illustrates the problem and underscores the need. -
@zaasmi
Pace Carol Tomlinson, it’s not clear to me that these items make sense to kids. I mean, when’s the last time you heard a student talk that way about a teacher or a class? -
@Umair-Malik
Consider gathering just 3-5 pieces of feedback from students grades K-3. Rather than using questions, use pictures or icons that represent the feedback being collected. Explain to the students what the icons represent, have a neutral person give the survey! -
@Umair-Malik said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
I love this idea…does anyone have an advice for giving a survey to elementary students, particularly K-3? I see a need to engage student voices in these grades but wonder how I can administer surveys with validity.
Usually they are given orally and for the really young students have pics with smiley or frowning faces :)
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@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
I love this idea…does anyone have an advice for giving a survey to elementary students, particularly K-3? I see a need to engage student voices in these grades but wonder how I can administer surveys with validity.
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@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
@laiba-javed said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
Can you tell us more about how this works? Students respond yes/no to each statement? Rate it on a scale?
When I was in the classroom it was a simple agree or disagree— for the purpose of feedback on my teaching. As a principal we roll out a school wide student survey that is on a Likert scale—both for the purposes of providing individualized supports and improving our programs.
Thanks
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@Ganza-Nadi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
@zaasmi
I would add, teacher/staff perception is more powerful, too. I would give this survey to staff as well. Just change some wording to reflect their context.Yes sure!
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@laiba-javed said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
Can you tell us more about how this works? Students respond yes/no to each statement? Rate it on a scale?
When I was in the classroom it was a simple agree or disagree— for the purpose of feedback on my teaching. As a principal we roll out a school wide student survey that is on a Likert scale—both for the purposes of providing individualized supports and improving our programs.
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@zaasmi said in Student perception surveys are a more accurate:
and reliable form of feedback for educators than supervisor observation. Give students a voice in improving their own education.
(Survey adapted from the work of Carol Ann Tomlinson.)
Can you tell us more about how this works? Students respond yes/no to each statement? Rate it on a scale?
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@zaasmi
I would add, teacher/staff perception is more powerful, too. I would give this survey to staff as well. Just change some wording to reflect their context.


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