Attitudes Towards Research - African Secondary School Students

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This survey was developed by CORE Africa and seeks to explore the perceptions of African Secondary School Students towards research in Africa

1. Please, state your nationality

2. Please, select your age group

11-15

16-20

20-25

25+

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3. Please, select your gender

Male

Female

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4. Please, select your level of education

Ordinary Level or below

High school or Advanced Level

Recently graduated from secondary school

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5. Have you ever heard about research?

Yes

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6. If yes, what comes to your mind when you think about research? (Tick all that apply)

I think it sounds interesting

I'm not sure what it means

I don't find it interesting

I would love to learn how to do research

I think it's difficult to understand

I find it boring

I don't know the importance

I hate research

7. Have you ever been taught how to do research?

Yes

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8. Do you think it would be useful to teach secondary school students how to do research?

Yes

Other:

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9. In your opinion, who should be taught how to do research?

I think research should be taught to all students

I think research should only be taught to science students

I think students should decide whether or not they want to learn how to do research

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10. In your opinion, who should take part in doing research? (Tick all that apply)

People who work in a laboratory

Science students

Medical Doctors

Science teachers

All teachers and students

Everyone

I don't know

Other:

11. Do you think research is relevant for what you would like to do in the future?

Yes

I'm not sure

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