Place Network Model Implementation:
Learner-centered: How often does your student(s) have choice in what and how they learn?
Community as classroom: As part of their school classes, how often does your student(s) go into their community to learn? How often does your school bring in guest speakers to your student’s classroom?
Local to Global: How often does school curriculum make connections between local issues and regional, national, or global contexts?
Inquiry-based learning: At school, how often does your student(s) get to ask questions and gather data to answer their question?
Design Thinking: How often do teachers and/or students design solutions to problems in the school or community?
Project-based learning: How often does your student(s) get to work on real-world projects in school?
Integrating Content and Place: How often is student learning connected to your students' place (local community, local environment, student’s family, etc.)?
PBE - Student Outcomes:
My student(s) is engaged in their learning.
My student(s) is supported to achieve academically.
My student(s) is able to manage their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in different situations.
My student(s) is able to consider the perspectives of others and empathize with them.
My student(s) believes that they have the potential to change those factors that are central to their performance in school.
My student(s) believes they can succeed in achieving academic outcomes.
My student(s) knows a lot about their place (school, community, neighborhood, town, etc.)
My student(s) feels connected to their place (school, community, neighborhood, town, etc.).
PBE - School & Community Outcomes:
In general, I would describe my students relationship with their teacher(s) as: (generally negative, or generally positive)
Teachers and students actively collaborate with members of the community for learning experiences.
Free response:
If you were talking to another parent whose children do not attend this school, how would you describe the impact this school has had on your child / student?
What added value does place-based learning bring to this school? (Please respond "I don't know" if you are not sure).
How likely are you to recommend this school to your friends? (likert scale)
Background questions (All background questions are optional):
What is your child’s gender?
What is your race or ethnicity?
What is your child’s race or ethnicity?
What grade is your child in?
What is your relationship to your child?
Please indicate the primary language you speak with your child currently.