SURVEY QUESTIONNAIRE
Exploring Teacher Intervention Strategies for Learners with
Special Educational Needs (LSENs)
Part A – For Teachers
I. Demographic Profile
1. Name (Optional): ____________
2. School: ■ LWCES-B ■ LNHS
3. Grade level handled: ____________
4. Years of teaching LSEN learners:
■ Less than 1 year ■ 1–3 years ■ 4–6 years ■ 7 years and above
II. Strategies Used
Instruction: Please indicate how often you use the following strategies. (5 – Always, 4 – Often, 3 –
Sometimes, 2 – Rarely, 1 – Never)
Strategies 5 4 3 2 1
Differentiated instruction (modifying lessons).
Use of visual aids/multisensory teaching.
Peer tutoring and group learning.
Positive reinforcement/reward system.
Individualized Education Plans (IEPs).
Behavior management techniques.
Regular communication with parents.
III. Challenges Encountered
Instruction: Please rate the extent to which you experience the following challenges. (5 – Very High,
4 – High, 3 – Moderate, 2 – Low, 1 – Not at all)
Challenges 5 4 3 2 1
Large class sizes limit attention to LSEN learners.
Lack of training in inclusive education.
Limited teaching resources/materials.
Insufficient support from school administration.
Difficulty addressing diverse student needs.
Limited parental involvement.
IV. Support Needed
■ Additional training/seminars on inclusive education
■ More teaching resources/assistive devices
■ Smaller class size or presence of teaching assistants
■ Stronger support from administrators
■ More collaboration with parents
■ Others (please specify): ____________
Part B – For Parents
I. Demographic Profile
1. Name (Optional): ____________
2. School: ■ LWCES-B ■ LNHS
3. Grade level/year level of your child: ____________
II. Effectiveness of Teacher Strategies as Reflected at Home
Instruction: Please rate how effective the teacher’s strategies are in helping your child at home. (5 –
Very Effective, 4 – Effective, 3 – Moderately Effective, 2 – Slightly Effective, 1 – Not Effective)
Area of Development at Home 5 4 3 2 1
Completes homework/assignments independently.
Shows interest in studying/reading at home.
Improved communication skills (expressing needs, sharing ideas).
Displays positive behavior and self-control at home.
Builds confidence and willingness to try new tasks.
Improves social interaction with siblings/family/neighbors.
III. Support Needed
■ Guidance on how to continue teacher’s strategies at home
■ Regular communication with teachers about progress
■ Training/workshops for parents on supporting LSEN learners
■ Counseling or emotional support for child/family
■ More school-based programs that involve parents
■ Others (please specify): ____________