Good and bad survey questions

Good and bad survey questions

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Research Topic: Improving reading comprehension skills through skimming and scanning techniques for Grade 6 students using the i-Learn Smart World 6 textbook at Ha Huy Tap ...

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Research Topic: Improving reading comprehension skills through skimming and scanning techniques for Grade 6 students using the i-Learn Smart World 6 textbook at Ha Huy Tap Secondary School.

  1. Well-Written Question

Type: Likert Scale (Frequency)

"When looking for a specific piece of information in a unit of the I-Learn Smart World 6 textbook , how often do you look for keywords without reading every word in the text?"

[ ] Always

[ ] Often

[ ] Sometimes

[ ] Rarely

[ ] Never

=> the survey question is clear and specific

Bad survey question

"Don’t you agree that skimming and scanning are easy to do and help you understand the passages in your English book much better?"

[ ] Yes

[ ] No

=> It is is double-barreled and leading 

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Good and bad survey questions

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I learned a lot from your discussion, especially about how the author presents the significance of the study. I agree with your point that explaining the practical value of...

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I learned a lot from your discussion, especially about how the author presents the significance of the study. I agree with your point that explaining the practical value of the research can make it more convincing. However, I think it would be even stronger if you also mentioned how the introduction engages readers at the beginning.
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Good and bad survey questions

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Your topic is very timely! Regarding your second question, I noticed it’s a bit double-barreled because it asks about [Topic X] and [Topic Y] in the same sentence. You ...

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Your topic is very timely! Regarding your second question, I noticed it’s a bit double-barreled because it asks about [Topic X] and [Topic Y] in the same sentence. You might get clearer results if you split these into two separate questions so you can see exactly which part the respondent agrees with.
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