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Depth and Complexity PD Survey

Thank you in advance for answering the questions below. Your insight will help our team to develop meaningful professional development to meet your group’s needs.

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What grade level and subject area do you teach? Check all that apply. *

K-2
3-5
6-8
9-12
Math
Science
Social Studies
Language Arts
Specialist

What previous training have you received on Depth & Complexity? *

I have not yet received Depth & Complexity training
I attended a 1-3 hour session
I attended a 6 hour training
I have attended more than 6 hours of training

If you have participated in previous training, was your training with J Taylor Education - The Center for Depth and Complexity?

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No

The Depth & Complexity Framework consists of multiple pieces: the iconic prompts of Depth & Complexity, the Content Imeratives, Thinking Like a Disciplinarian, and Universal Concepts and Generalizations. Which pieces of the framework do you use with your students on a daily basis? Check all that apply. *

I do not use Depth & Complexity daily
Depth & Complexity Icons
Content Imperatives
Thinking Like a Disciplinarian
Universal Concepts and Generalizations

A prominent portion of the Depth & Complexity Framework is the opportunity for students to lead their own learning. In which ways to you engage your students in choice and give them the opportunity to make decisions regarding their learning? Check all that apply. *

I do not offer my students choice
Students are occationally invited to choose icons during activities
Students are regularly invited to choose icons during activities
Students sometimes choose their disciplinarian focus
Students often chose their disciplinarian focus
Students occasionally decide on the Universal Concept or Generalization
Students regularly choose the Univeral Concpet or Generalization

On a scale of 1-5, how easy to you find it to use Depth & Complexity to differentiate for your learners? (1 being extremely difficult and 5 being incredibly easy)

Selected Value: 0

What areas of the Depth & Complexity Framework do you want to dig deeper into or further your understanding? Check all that apply. *

Fluency with the Depth & Complexity icons
Fluency with the Content Imperatives
Creating differentiated learning experiences using the Depth & Complexity Framework
Activities and lessons incorporating Depth & Complexity
Planning units and lessons with the Depth & Complexity Framework woven throughout
Creating an environment that is naturally differentiated and encourages students to lead their own learning
Adding real-world connections with Thinking Like a Disciplinarian
Promoting interdisciplinary thinking with Universal Concepts and Generalizations

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