Students rights and responsibilities survey results
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about students' knowledge of their rights and responsibilities. It found that most students are aware of their rights and where to find information about them. Over 80% feel their rights are respected in school. The most important rights were identified as the right to feel safe, be treated with respect, and freedom of speech. The most important responsibilities were respecting others and obeying school rules. Students said they would turn to teachers, headmasters or parents if their rights were violated. In conclusion, most students understand and fulfill their responsibilities.
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- 13. Do you fulfill your school responsibilities? YES 75,71% IT DEPENDS ON THE SITUATION 24,29% NO 0,00%
- 14. Who can you turn to when your student rights are violated? 1,85% 37,96% 23,15% 10,19% 3,70% 20,37% 2,78% The teacher you trust The school headmaster Schoolmates/Classmates Student organisations Parents Nobody Others
- 15. Who can you turn to when your student rights are violated? • The teacher you trust 38% • The school headmaster 23% • Schoolmates / Classmates 10% • Student organisations 4% • Parents 20% • Nobody 3% • Others 2%
- 16. CONCLUSIONS. • Most of students (92,83%) know where to find information about their rights and duties. • More than 80% declare that their rights are respected in school. • Most of responders said that their rights are not violated in school. • The most trustful persons for the students are the teachers (37,96%), school headmasters (23,15%) and parents (20,37%). • 75,71% said that they fulfill their school responsibilities and the rest do it occasionally.
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