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SE Survey
Creating SMART Goals based on Student SE Survey Results
The Classworks SE Survey provides an opportunity for students to think through a variety of scenarios and mark if they find them very difficult, difficult, easy, or very easy. This data is then reported back to the teacher. The next step is for ...
How can teachers/administrators view student SE Survey Results?
Teachers can use the Social-Emotional Skills Survey (SESS) to gain valuable insight into the whole student. The survey measures global social-emotional competencies as well as eight subdomains. This is a student-facing survey for students in grades ...
How do students access the SE Survey?
The Social-Emotional Survey from Classworks is a student-facing check-in survey for students in grades 4-12 (teachers submit a survey for students in grades PreK-3) and is available in both English and Spanish. Students PreK - 3rd Grade For students ...
Enabling the SE Survey (District Administrators Only)
1. Click on your name in the top right and select Manage Classworks. 2. Click the Utilities sub-tab then click Manage to the right of Classworks Assessments. 3. Check the box to enable Classworks assessments and select your testing window dates. ...
Social and Emotional Competency Surveys in Classworks
Student surveys are an excellent tool for supporting development of the whole student. Educators want to be aware of the discrete skills that contribute to students’ overall social-emotional development and well-being. Stating that a student has ...

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Social And Emotional Learning (SEL) Resources | SE Survey | Knowledge Base

SE Survey

Creating SMART Goals based on Student SE Survey Results

How can teachers/administrators view student SE Survey Results?

How do students access the SE Survey?

Enabling the SE Survey (District Administrators Only)

Social and Emotional Competency Surveys in Classworks

Popular Articles

What are the Universal Screener Assessment Scaled Score Targets?

How Do I Select the Right Progress Monitoring for Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)

What are student shields, characters, trophies, and certificates?

How do I start a Progress Monitoring session for my student?

Classworks QuickStart