Survey report
Purpose of the survey
This report presents the results of a survey on early childhood education. The aim of the survey was to determine what the good choice for childhood education is. Another goal was to know our opinions about the development of children.
Methodology
A sample of 12 students answered the survey quetions. The sample was composed of six multiple-choice answers or four open-ended questions. The survey was carried out by students in my English class.
Results
The results demonstrate that 58.3% don't know what law 124 is, 75% think that early childhood is a profession. There are 50% that think that children would have to go in a daycare center, 83.3% think that early childhood educators deserve to have a better wage and 91.7% think that an educator must have a technical training to do this profession and 50% say that it's more enriching to go to a daycare center before going to school.
Analysis
Just three questions have a per cent higher than 70%. So those mean that the results are not conclusive because just three on twelve is valid. For the four open-ended questions the people didn't explain their answer, they just say yes or no, thus we can't know why they answered that answer. For the 10 questions, there are twelve people who answered the questionnaire but they didn't do all the questions which means that we can't have real results.
Conclusion
The survey confirms that the majority of the answers of question 8 (Do you find it useful to have a technical training to do this profession?) that educators must have a technical training to be an educator. The low percentage of answers means that the result is not valid and that to we can't make a good analysis for this project.
This report presents the results of a survey on early childhood education. The aim of the survey was to determine what the good choice for childhood education is. Another goal was to know our opinions about the development of children.
Methodology
A sample of 12 students answered the survey quetions. The sample was composed of six multiple-choice answers or four open-ended questions. The survey was carried out by students in my English class.
Results
The results demonstrate that 58.3% don't know what law 124 is, 75% think that early childhood is a profession. There are 50% that think that children would have to go in a daycare center, 83.3% think that early childhood educators deserve to have a better wage and 91.7% think that an educator must have a technical training to do this profession and 50% say that it's more enriching to go to a daycare center before going to school.
Analysis
Just three questions have a per cent higher than 70%. So those mean that the results are not conclusive because just three on twelve is valid. For the four open-ended questions the people didn't explain their answer, they just say yes or no, thus we can't know why they answered that answer. For the 10 questions, there are twelve people who answered the questionnaire but they didn't do all the questions which means that we can't have real results.
Conclusion
The survey confirms that the majority of the answers of question 8 (Do you find it useful to have a technical training to do this profession?) that educators must have a technical training to be an educator. The low percentage of answers means that the result is not valid and that to we can't make a good analysis for this project.
