This survey of 436 parents from the Szabó Pál Általános Iskola és Alapfokú Művészeti Iskola school in Hungary found that:
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Hungary pretest for parents
1. PARENTS SURVEY
This survey of 436 parents was conducted in November,
2017 by Szabó Pál Általános Iskola és Alapfokú Művészeti Iskola
2. 1. The school is a good place where children learn. I have positive attitude to
school.
92% of questionned parents thinks that our school is a good place.
92%
7%
1%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
3. 2. The teacher is aware of my child’s individual learning style and emotional
needs
80% of the questionned parents think that the teacher is aware of their children.
80%
9%
9%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
4. 3. The teacher motivates my child to learn and encourages my child to develop
his/her potential.
95% of the questionned parents think that our teachers motivate their children
95%
4% 1%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
5. 4. Games in teaching are productive and support children in the classroom.
90% of the questionned parents think that game as a method of education can be
productive
90%
9%
1%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
6. 5. My child likes being at this school.
87% of the questionned parents thinks that their children likes being at
school.
87%
9%
4%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
7. 6. Extracurricular activities satisfy the needs of my child.
90% of the questionned parents thinks that we organize enough
extracurricular activities
90%
9%
1%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
8. 7. Teaching school subjects using games reinforces a child’s school belonging.
68% of the questionned parents thinks that game can reinforce a child’s belonging
to school
68%
23%
9%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
9. 8. Students can learn school subject while they are playing game too.
69% of questionned parents thinks that learning can be easier while
playing.
69%
21%
10%
I strongly agree
I agree
I partly agree
I disagree
I strongly disagree
10. The survey was prepared to determine the effectiveness of the
project
„GAME AS A METHOD OF EDUCATION”
HUNGARY
VÉSZTŐ
2017.
