Introduction

Thank you for agreeing to participate in this research project. Before completing the questionnaire, we encourage you to read the information set out below:

The aim of the project is to explore teachers’ perceptions of race, culture and diversity in the context of primary education. This is an area that is both relevant and also under-researched. The report will be shared online at no cost and individuals and institutions will not be identified. 

Completion of the online survey is confidential and answers will only be visible to the researchers. Any quotations used in our report or subsequent dissemination will be anonymised to avoid any possible identification.  There are no risks anticipated in participation. You do not have to answer a question if you do not wish to and may withdraw your responses at any time by emailing grayj4141@gmail.com prior to publication. The survey will open from 22nd May to 30th June 2017.

By completing the survey, you are giving your consent to your answers being analysed anonymously.

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* 2. What does the term "diversity" mean to you?

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* 3. What does the term "equality" mean to you?

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* 4. How would you describe your ethnic identity?

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* 5. How would you describe your racial identity?

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* 6. How important are ethnicity, race, heritage and culture to your identity as a teacher?

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* 7. Does cultural identity influence a teacher’s practice? Please explain your answer

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* 8. Have you ever been aware of teachers experiencing any conflict/issues relating to their identities?

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* 9. Do educators from black and minority ethnic backgrounds face barriers within the profession that educators from other backgrounds do not? Please explain your answer.

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* 10. How do you approach/address significant world news events in your classroom?

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* 11. How does your school acknowledge:

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* 12. What impact has data analysis of ‘significant groups’ (whether for OfSTED, appraisal or pupil progress interviews) had on your thinking about children of minority backgrounds?

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* 13. In your opinion, cultural understanding be learned through day-to-day engagement in the classroom?

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* 14. Do you feel confident your cultural understanding of others?

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