I to I Survey

Sample questions

For each statement, show how you see what’s happening here. Starting from the middle, move the slider to the right to show how much you agree, move it to the left to show how much you disagree. Click on the “Play” symbol to hear it read aloud. There are no right answers. We don’t know your name and don’t want to. Your honesty helps us begin to see I to I.

THE FORMAT

sample-survey

FULL QUESTION LIST

Part 1: How I see staff attitudes and behavior

  1. Here, adults expect great things from all students, no matter their background.
  2. Here, adults show they value one religion more – or less – than others.
  3. Here, adults show more respect to students who speak without an accent.
  4. Here, adults encourage students who use wheelchairs to limit their goals in life.
  5. Here, adults show the same respect to students who have a really hard time learning, as they do to very smart students.
  6. Here, adults stick up for gay (LGBTQ) students.
  7. Here, adults punish boys’ behavior more than girls’.
  8. Here, students of color get punished for problem behavior more than white students.

Part 2: How I see student attitudes and behavior toward each other

  1. Here students don’t disrespect others because of their religion.
  2. Here, students do disrespect others based on skin color or ethnic group.
  3. Here, students who are gay are not disrespected by other students.
  4. Here, neither girls nor boys get sexually harassed by other students.
  5. Here, how much money kids have affects how other kids treat them.
  6. Here, students who are blind, deaf, or use wheelchairs get teased or bullied.
  7. Here, students who have a very hard time learning get teased or bullied.
  8. Here, students who speak with an accent are looked down on.

Part 3: How I would describe my own attitudes and behavior

  1. I think whether people have an accent is not connected to how smart they are.
  2. I think skin color is connected to whether people will break the law.
  3. I think people should not be disrespected because of being gay.
  4. I’m suspicious of people who don’t share my religion.
  5. I think kids with serious learning problems should have the same rights as students who don’t.
  6. I think people with physical disabilities should be expected to succeed in regular life.
  7. I think different rules about behavior should apply to boys and girls.
  8. I feel I have a lot of power over what happens in my life.