Learner Profiles Questions and Interest Surveys | Paper and Digital

Use interest surveys to build learner profiles so you can design your lessons around their strengths, interests or identified areas for growth. We've made these questionnaires easy to use in paper and digital formats and even guide you through what to do with all the results.

These get to know you students questionnaires include:

• surveys about students interests including organization skills, anxiety or and stress levels, friendships, how they like to learn, how they like to express their learning and so much more. These surveys go far beyond asking basic interview questions.
• three different formats for parent surveys (but we have used the term guardian to be more inclusive); long answers, checklists and multiple choice. These can be done on paper or digitally.
• three different formats for student surveys; long answers, checklists and multiple choice. These can be done on paper or digitally.
• six different formats to create classroom profiles with examples and instructions. These can be done on paper or digitally.
• ideas for how to use the surveys in your classroom.
• paper versions. These are not editable, but if you want editable questions, use the digital version.
• instructions on how to use the Google Forms, including how to edit them to personalize the questions for your classroom. To use the digital versions, you will need to download the PDF and click on the links inside that file.
• annotated examples on how to complete the surveys.
• Canadian/British or American spellings.
  

Why use interest surveys?

• plan for the students you have in your classroom.
• create differentiated lessons.
• use with students who require IEP, IPP or individualized planning documents .
• help identify students who might need extra attention for reinforcement or enrichment activities.
• learn about the strengths of your students so you can help use them to help them thrive in your classroom.
• learn about the interests of your students to help build relationships or use their interests in your planning.
• help to learn barriers that can be dealt with proactively.
  
• learn how to support your ELL and ESL students.

Ninja Note: To access the digital version, download the PDF and use the link in that file.

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