Spanish 3 2021-2022 anonymous student survey (student perspective and needs)

Please take a moment to complete this anonymous student survey! Your responses will provide data that is valuable and useful for understanding student perspective and needs! Thanks in advance.


  1. Prior to starting this level 3 Spanish class in September 2021, I had...
    studied Spanish for two years. I took level 1 and level 2 here at RHS
    studied Spanish for three years. I did the level 1 class over the course of two years in middle school, then I took level 2 here at RHS
    studied Spanish for three years at the middle school level (I completed the equivalent of level 1 and 2 in middle school)
    studied Spanish for four or more years
    never studied Spanish formally but did Spanish immersion programs in elementary/middle school or I grew up speaking Spanish


  1. Last year, in my level 2 Spanish class...
    I learned a lot. I reinforced my basic skills that I learned in level 1 and I learned more Spanish. I entered this class feeling well-prepared for an intermediate level Spanish course
    I learned a little. The remote classes were not very challenging and a lot of the new material that the teacher taught didn't really stick (I forgot a lot of what we had learned)
    I barely learned anything. Even though the teacher taught and gave assignments, I just didn't learn very much. I entered this class unprepared for an intermediate level course.
    I barely learned anything. Even though the teacher taught and gave assignments, I just didn't learn very much. The teacher did not give assignments or I was unable to attend online live classes due to difficult circumstances.
    I did not learn anything. Even though the teacher taught and gave assignments, I did not learn anything. I entered this class very unprepared for an intermediate level course.
    I did not learn anything. I was unable to do my assignments and I was unable to attend/participate in live online classes because of my circumstanceshough the teacher taught and gave assignments, I did not learn anything. I entered this class very unprepared for an intermediate level course.
    I did not learn anything and I lost all of my skills that I had acquired in my level 1 Spanish class. I entered the level 3 completely unprepared. In restrospect, it may have been more appropriate for me to repeat a level 2 course before continuing on to level 3


  1. Over the course of the 2021-2022 school year, in my level 3 Spanish class...
    my Spanish skills have stayed the same. They haven't improved at all, but they haven't gotten worse.
    my Spanish skills have gotten worse. My reading & listening comprehension and my writing & speaking skills are lower than were during my level 2 class in spring 2021.
    my Spanish skills have improved a little, but I don't feel ready for an advanced course (level 4 or AP Spanish Language)
    my Spanish skills have improved a little, and I feel like could travel to a Spanish-speaking country and get by (communicate at a basic level to "survive")
    my Spanish skills have improved a lot. I can see and feel the difference: my reading & listening comprehension and my writing & speaking skills are much higher than were during my level 2 class in spring 2021.
    my Spanish skills have improved a lot. I feel confident and ready for a level 4 advanced course.
    my Spanish skills have improved a lot. I feel confident and ready for AP SPanish Language (I'm ready for a challenge: I'm skipping level 4 and going strauight to AP Spanish.


  1. For me, learning Spanish is...
    difficult
    easy
    sometimes difficult, sometimes easy
    very difficult
    very easy
    I like that it's a challenge
    too easy, I needed more of a challenge this year. I probably should have skipped level 3 and gone straight to level 4 or AP Spanish
    too difficult, I was in over my head. I probably should have repeated Spanish 2


  1. For me, learning Spanish is...
    boring
    interesting
    not useful
    very useful
    fun


  1. The amount of homework we had this year in Spanish 3 was...
    too much
    not enough (I think that more frequent practice would have been helpful/beneficial for me)
    just right


  1. Thanks so much for completing this survey! This data is super helpful in understand students' perspectives and needs.
    thanks again!
    have a wonderful last few weeks of school!





Ahlstrom
Spanish 3, Spanish 2, Japanese 1
RHS