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Title: PPAAUS Building Coordinator Training Primary Prevention Awareness Attitude and Use Survey


1
PPAAUS Building Coordinator Training
Primary Prevention Awareness Attitude and Use
Survey
  • Sponsored by the Safe and Drug-Free Schools
    Consortium,
  • a program of the Educational Council

2
When will the survey be given?
  • Students in the 16 Franklin County school
    districts and 41 non-publics, grades 8th, 10th
    and 12th grades, will take the survey between
    November 30 and December 16.
  • Our school will administer the survey on
    _______________________________.

3
Instructions for Building Coordinator
  • October
  • Confirm date for your building
  • November
  • Provide orientation for your teachers (use power
    point)
  • Receive surveys and envelopes
  • Use Building Tracking Sheet
  • Prepare Envelope with red printing, based on
    Building Tracking Sheets

4
Instructions for Building Coordinator (continued)
  • November 30 December 16
  • Distribute classroom envelopes day of survey
  • After survey, collect Envelope with red printing
    (distributed surveys) and Envelope with blue
    printing (Post Survey Classroom Checklists and
    extra, undistributed surveys)
  • Return survey materials

5
Procedure for Teachers
  • Classroom Teacher Instructions
  • Teacher Script
  • Post Survey Classroom Checklist
  • Envelope with red printing and the Envelope with
    blue printing (for returning materials to
    Building Coordinator)

6
Review Classroom Teacher Instructions
  • Before survey, review instructions
  • During survey, monitor classroom conditions and
    record survey conditions on Post Survey Classroom
    Checklist, noting any highly unusual conditions
    that occurred
  • After survey -Return Checklist and Envelopes to
    Building Coordinator

7
Using the Two Envelopes
  • Envelope with red printing
  • Building Coordinator Complete top portion and
    place surveys in envelope for each classroom.
  • Classroom Teacher - Complete the lower portion,
    place all distributed surveys complete and
    incomplete in envelope and seal it.

8
Envelopes (continued)
  • Envelope with blue printing
  • Building Coordinator Distribute one to each
    classroom.
  • Classroom Teachers - Place undistributed surveys
    in this envelope and the completed Post Survey
    Classroom Checklist.
  • Immediately after completion of survey, return
    both envelopes to Building Coordinator .

9
Day of Survey
  • Make sure that everyone has a 2 pencil.
  • Stress that circles should be filled and erasures
    complete.
  • Read Teacher Script.
  • Hand out surveys
  • Collect surveys and return to Building
    Coordinator

10
Key Points for Classroom Teachers
  • Administer during designated class period,
    allowing adequate time (35 minutes).
  • Do NOT discuss the questions with the students
    before, during or after survey.
  • Dont answer questions about specific substances.

11
Key Points (continued)
  • Stress that the survey is ANONYMOUS - NO NAMES.
  • Do not walk around the room while students are
    filling out survey.
  • Collect surveys in such a way to maintain
    confidentiality (e.g.responsible student collects
    them)

12
Key Points (continued)
  • This is NOT a test answers arent right or
    wrong.
  • We want to know OVER ALL about students, not
    about any ONE student.
  • Students hand in surveys even if they didnt
    answer all questions.

13
Key Points (continued)
  • Students MAY NOT KEEP the survey
  • No one in Ohio will see the surveys.
  • Keep disruptions and interruptions to a minimum
    until everyone is finished
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