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Post-Training Survey: 2021 Zero Robotics Space Coders Camp
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Educator Survey Introduction
This is a post-training survey that will help us assess our impact and identify next steps to support you.
Email Address
Your answer
First Name
Your answer
Last Name
Your answer
Phone Number
Your answer
School/Organization Name
Your answer
State from which you will be running/supporting Zero Robotics this summer:
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Your answer
After training, do you have an idea of the days and times you want to run your Zero Robotics program? 3 days a week? 5 days a week? Example: M-W-F 10:am to 1:pm
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Your answer
PD:1 - Please check the professional development session that you participated in:
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June 22 & 24, 2021 Online Training
Self-Study
Hybrid: Combination of online participation and self-study (via recordings)
Other:
Required
CK:1 - Rate your understanding of the following topics on a scale of 1-10, 1 = no knowledge 10=high knowledge
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10
Variables and Arrays
Logic
Conditional Statements (if-then)
Loops
Understanding the 2021 Game: Spy SPHERES Game
Writing Code in the ZR IDE
Confidence running ZR
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5
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10
Variables and Arrays
Logic
Conditional Statements (if-then)
Loops
Understanding the 2021 Game: Spy SPHERES Game
Writing Code in the ZR IDE
Confidence running ZR
CK:2 - In the following image what does position1 [0] describe?
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x –axis coordinate
y-axis coordinate
z- axis coordinate
None of the Above
CK:3 - Which of the following is a floating point number:
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0.1
1.25
- 1.2
all of the above
CK:4 - How many times is the code inside a loop read in the ZR IDE?
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once
once per minute
once per second
it doesn't
CK:5 - If-Then statements are examples of:
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loop
array
conditional statement
none of the above
CK:6 - The logic operator != means
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equal to
exactly equal to
not equal to
none of the above
CK:7 - Newton’s first law says: "An object at rest remains at rest until acted on by an outside force; an object in motion remains in motion until acted on by an outside force.” Which of the items below are examples of “outside forces"?
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someone pushing the object
friction
the object hitting a wall
all of the above
After having viewed the trailer for Zero Gravity, would you be interested in having access to the full film, to watch with your students and families?
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Yes
No
Other:
What questions or needs to you have going forward?
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Your answer
Please write one word or phrase about how you are feeling about teaching Zero Robotics after this training.
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Your answer
Comments, Questions, Concerns?
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