Capturing and measuring student voice

This Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation report focuses on capturing and measuring student voice as a way to gain insight into student engagement. It deals with key research questions such as: Why measure student voice? How and when should student voice be measured? What questions can and should be asked? And how should student voice be interpreted?

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Keywords

student voice , empowerment , leadership , collaboration , leadership , measurement

Categories

Audience Educators
School level Foundation - Year 1 , Year 2 - Year 4 , Year 5 - Year 6 , Year 7 - Year 9 , Year 10 - Year 12
Learning areas Civics and Citizenship
General capabilities Personal and Social Capability

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Published by Centre for Education Statistics and Evaluation
© State of New South Wales (Department of Education), 2021. Creative Commons BY 4.0.

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