Thursday, December 12, 2013

Focus Group by Allie Kosherbek

Focus Group.


            Focus Groups are randomly picked groups of students from each grade. There are 6 of them in groups A or B, and altogether 12 from each grade. Dominik, who was also picked for the focus group, answered a couple questions about it.
            Focus groups are aimed at developing the school system by asking students’ opinions. It looks like the My Voice survey interview, but only orally. It is led by Mr. Ferris and Mrs. Keast, MBI coordinators. From the beginning students were divided into 2 groups, A and B. All in all, it took about half an hour.
             Students’ opinions are very important to school. It helps to improve the school atmosphere, by figuring out what exactly bothers students and what needs to be changed, e.g. lockers, or to do more some fun stuff, like lock-ins, etc. However, considering all students’ points of view, you have to be fair and wise in making decisions.

By Allie KO.  

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