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ADAPTATION OF THE SCHOOL CULTURE SURVEY TO MEASURE CERTIFED AND NON-CERTIFIED COLLABORATION PERCEPTI

ADAPTATION OF THE SCHOOL CULTURE SURVEY TO MEASURE CERTIFED AND NON-CERTIFIED COLLABORATION PERCEPTI 2025

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This dissertation by Chad M. Brinton investigates the perceptions of collaborative culture among certified and non-certified staff at High School A through the adaptation of the School Culture Survey. The study aims to create a parallel instrument for non-certified staff and address the lack of information regarding their perspectives on school culture. Data collected from 120 staff members revealed that both survey instruments demonstrated high reliability but lacked construct validity when compared to the original School Culture Survey. Key findings indicate significant differences in perceptions between certified and non-certified staff, particularly regarding collaboration and support from leadership, highlighting the need for inclusive practices that engage all staff members in collaborative efforts.

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What is a collaborative school culture?

In a collaborative culture, members of the school community work together effectively and are guided by a common purpose. All mem- bers of the communityteachers, administrators, students and their familiesshare a common vision of what the school should be like.

What is the meaning of collaborative culture?

In the workplace, a collaborative culture is an environment where sharing ideas, skills, and efforts isnt just encouraged its the norm. Every single day. This culture thrives on open communication, mutual respect, and a shared belief that more heads are better than one.

What is the purpose of the school culture and climate survey?

These surveys help us gather valuable insights to create a safe and supportive environment for every student. Purpose: The School Climate Survey collects students perceptions of safety, connectedness, engagement, and well-being. Your feedback as parents is essential in this process.

What are examples of school culture?

The aspects of school culture include everything about how education is conducted. How people talk to each other, the level of honesty, vocabulary, dress, cleanliness, respect, and diet are just a few aspects of school culture.

What is a good survey question for school?

Which subjects do you find most interesting and why? Helps identify student interests and can guide curriculum development to engage students more effectively. How effective are the teaching methods used in your classes? Provides insights into teaching effectiveness and areas that may need improvement.

What is a collaborative approach in education?

A collaborative (or cooperative) learning approach involves pupils working together on activities or learning tasks in a group small enough to ensure that everyone participates.

What are collaborative practices in education?

Collaborative learning is an umbrella term for a variety of educational approaches involving joint intellectual effort by students, or students and teachers together. Usually, students are working in groups of two or more, mutually searching for understanding, solutions, or meanings, or creating a product.

What is collaborative culture in education?

Definition. A collaborative culture refers to an environment where individuals work together, share ideas, and support one another to achieve common goals. This type of culture fosters open communication, trust, and a sense of community, which enhances learning and professional growth among educators.

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