Discussing the questions in a survey

Discussing the questions in a survey

by HUF04 PHẠM THỊ THANH KIỀU -

“How confident do you feel when speaking English in front of your classmates?”
(Response options: Very unconfident / Unconfident / Neutral / Confident / Very confident)

“Do...

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“How confident do you feel when speaking English in front of your classmates?”
(Response options: Very unconfident / Unconfident / Neutral / Confident / Very confident)

“Do you feel nervous and embarrassed when you speak English in class because your grammar and pronunciation are bad?”

by HUF04 PHẠM THỊ THANH KIỀU -
Number of replies: 3

Discussing the questions in a survey

by HUF04 Nguyễn Thị Khánh Châu -
I'm really appreciated your idea. However, as I remember the teacher said, the survey question should be a statement, not a question.

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I'm really appreciated your idea. However, as I remember the teacher said, the survey question should be a statement, not a question.
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by HUF04 Nguyễn Thị Khánh Châu -

Discussing the questions in a survey

by HUF04 Hồ Thanh Phương -
For the first question, maybe you can start by : ''I feel confident when speaking English.....''
The second question is not good because it is double-barreled, mentioning ...

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For the first question, maybe you can start by : ''I feel confident when speaking English.....''
The second question is not good because it is double-barreled, mentioning two things 'grammar' and 'pronunciation'.
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by HUF04 Hồ Thanh Phương -

Discussing the questions in a survey

by HUF04 Nguyễn Ngọc Vy -
Hello,
If you use Likert Scale for your survey questions, they should be Statements, not questions

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Hello,
If you use Likert Scale for your survey questions, they should be Statements, not questions
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by HUF04 Nguyễn Ngọc Vy -