[Date]
RSE4801
Assignment 3 2024
(705049)- DUE 7
August 2024
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
steve
[COMPANY NAME]
, RSE4801 Assignment 3 2024 (705049)- DUE 7 August 2024
Question 1
You intend to use a survey research project to establish the opinions of
learners about school discipline. Include the following in your essay:
• A brief account of the issue of discipline in schools, including your own
context and experiences. (200 words)
• An explanation of survey research including a discussion of information
(data) generation and sampling. (700 words)
• Formulation of a problem statement (100 words)
• A Likert scale with five questions and five possible answers. The questions
need to establish learner perceptions of discipline in the school. (100 words) •
Critically reflect on the insights you hope to gain in this project, and on the
value of survey research. (200 words)
Issue of Discipline in Schools
In many educational settings, maintaining effective discipline remains a crucial
challenge impacting both academic outcomes and the overall school environment.
From my own experience as a student and now as an educator in a diverse urban
school district, discipline manifests in various forms—ranging from traditional
methods like detentions and suspensions to newer approaches emphasizing
restorative justice and positive behavior interventions. However, the effectiveness
and fairness of these methods often vary widely across different schools and
communities. Issues such as consistency in enforcement, cultural sensitivity, and
the impact of disciplinary measures on student motivation and well-being are
frequently debated topics. Understanding student perspectives on these matters is
essential for fostering a supportive and conducive learning environment.
Survey Research: Information Generation and Sampling
Survey research is a methodological approach aimed at collecting standardized
data from a specific population to draw conclusions about that population. The
process typically involves the following steps:
1. Designing the Survey: Developing clear and unbiased questions that align
with research objectives. For instance, questions might explore attitudes
RSE4801
Assignment 3 2024
(705049)- DUE 7
August 2024
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
steve
[COMPANY NAME]
, RSE4801 Assignment 3 2024 (705049)- DUE 7 August 2024
Question 1
You intend to use a survey research project to establish the opinions of
learners about school discipline. Include the following in your essay:
• A brief account of the issue of discipline in schools, including your own
context and experiences. (200 words)
• An explanation of survey research including a discussion of information
(data) generation and sampling. (700 words)
• Formulation of a problem statement (100 words)
• A Likert scale with five questions and five possible answers. The questions
need to establish learner perceptions of discipline in the school. (100 words) •
Critically reflect on the insights you hope to gain in this project, and on the
value of survey research. (200 words)
Issue of Discipline in Schools
In many educational settings, maintaining effective discipline remains a crucial
challenge impacting both academic outcomes and the overall school environment.
From my own experience as a student and now as an educator in a diverse urban
school district, discipline manifests in various forms—ranging from traditional
methods like detentions and suspensions to newer approaches emphasizing
restorative justice and positive behavior interventions. However, the effectiveness
and fairness of these methods often vary widely across different schools and
communities. Issues such as consistency in enforcement, cultural sensitivity, and
the impact of disciplinary measures on student motivation and well-being are
frequently debated topics. Understanding student perspectives on these matters is
essential for fostering a supportive and conducive learning environment.
Survey Research: Information Generation and Sampling
Survey research is a methodological approach aimed at collecting standardized
data from a specific population to draw conclusions about that population. The
process typically involves the following steps:
1. Designing the Survey: Developing clear and unbiased questions that align
with research objectives. For instance, questions might explore attitudes
