Middle School Technology and Engineering Post-Event Survey
This is a post-event survey to be used following a technology and/or engineering outreach activity with middle school females, to assess middle school girls' identification with and interest in engineering and technology. It was developed by the Society of Women Engineers, a professional society which advocates for the inclusion of females in engineering and technology.
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Supplemental Information:
- PRIMING_MIDDLE_SCHOOL_FEMALES_ENGAGEMENT.pdf (1.68 MB) Download
Assessment Type:
SurveyScale:
5-point Likert scalePublication Date:
Nov 22, 2013Respondent:
Middle school (12-14 years)Domain(s) Evaluated:
Sample items:
Please tell us how much you agree with the following statementsStrongly Disagree, Disagree, Not Sure, Agree, Strongly Agree
Engineers are innovative (They come up with new ideas and inventions).
Engineers are creative.
Reliability:
0.81Validity:
Frequency:
RarelyAdministration time:
<15 minutesRequires a Computer:
NoRequires Internet Access:
NoPrimary reference:
Isaac, M. (2015). Priming middle school females' engagement in engineering and technology (Doctoral dissertation, Old Dominion University). Retrieved from https://www.academia.edu/33795864/PRIMING_MIDDLE_SCHOOL_FEMALES_ENGAGEMENT_IN_ENGINEERING_AND_TECHNOLOGY
Comments:
STEM Criteria
Science
NoTechnology
YesEngineering
YesMath
No
Contact
Mary Isaac
Society of Women Engineers
mbonkisaac@gmail.com
Mary Isaac
Society of Women Engineers
mbonkisaac@gmail.com