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TLC Team Services Available (TLC_Poster.pdf) Training Options (Training_Options.pdf) Quotes from Teachers (Quotes_2007.pdf) Sponsoring Groups Clark County Education Association - John Jasonek, Executive Director, Clark County Education Association |
Frequently Asked Questions Why should I take this survey? Research demonstrates that school working conditions—time, teacher empowerment, school leadership, professional development, and facilities and resources—are critical to increasing student achievement and retaining teachers. This survey will provide you, your school and your district with information about the status of working conditions in your school. Your opinions matter. This survey will help put your experiences and perceptions at the center of school, district and state efforts to better recruit and retain quality teachers.The Clark County School District, in conjunction with the Clark County Education Association and the Center for Teaching Quality, is asking all Clark County educators to complete the online Teaching and Learning Conditions Survey to inform decisions about improving conditions in schools across the district. Is this survey really anonymous? Yes! Only researchers at the Center for Teaching Quality (CTQ) will have access to these surveys. No reports will include information that could identify an individual teacher and no one in the district or state will be able to view individual survey results with demographic information. The code you have been given ensures that educators only fill out the survey once and help us identify the school in which you work. It has NOT been assigned to you as an educator; we will NOT know who you are.How will the results be used? This survey will help and participating schools and districts gather data on an issue that is essential to improve teaching and learning. Our hope is that these data can be used to for data-driven school improvement planning, faculty conversations and consideration of district and state policies and programs. The Clark County School District and all the stakeholder groups listed as partners on this website will work to generate tools and provide assistance for the improvement of school climate.Who is the Center for Teaching Quality and who is paying for this? CTQ is an independent non-profit in Chapel Hill, North Carolina that works to ensure that all students have access to high quality teaching (www.teachingquality.org). CTQ is working in at least six additional states this spring on similar learning conditions initiatives and has successfully completed surveys in North Carolina, South Carolina, Arizona, Nevada, Kansas, Virginia and Mississippi. If you have any questions about the initiative, please contact the help desk at 702-866-6115 or email helpdesk@nvtlc.org for assistance or to request a new code. If you would like to know more about CTQ or comment on the survey, please email us at info@teachingquality.org. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and perspectives with us. We value your contributions to help provide the highest quality education possible to the children of Clark County. |
Learn more about improving working conditions at www.teacherworkingconditions.org