JA Our Nation®
Pre and Post Evaluation
When are you taking this survey?
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Before the JA Program Started(Pre-Test)
After the JA Program (Post-Test)
What is the name of your school:
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What is your teacher's LAST name:
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What grade are you in:
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4th
5th
6th
Have you had JA before?
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Yes
No
I am not sure.
Select your school district:
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Please Select
Alburnett Community School District
Benton Community School District
Cedar Rapids Community School District
College Community School District
Iowa City Community School District
Other - my school district is not on this list
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Student Name (First and Last):
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What is your District ID:
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Educators, if you do not know this, please contact JAEI before administering this test. Having unique student IDs that allows JA to follow the student through the next few years of school is critical to the study. This is usually a 5-7 digit number located in their student record. Do not use the classroom ID you may assign and do not use random numbers.
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Please indicate how much you agree with the following statements.
1. I have dreams for my future that make me want to work hard.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
2. I think about what I’m good at and what I like, and how that can help me choose a job someday.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
3. I am confident that I will be successful in life.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
4. I know how to get a job.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
5. How I choose to spend and save my money is important and can affect my future.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
6. Going to school and working hard now will help me earn money and reach my goals later.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
7. Starting my own business is part of my future goals.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
8. I feel empowered to make thoughtful and informed choices about how I spend my money.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
9. Being on time, working well with others, and solving problems are important skills to have at a job.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
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Student Reflection
Rate your confidence level. 4 is high and 1 is low.
1. I know how to spend and save money carefully.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
2. I believe I will have a job that will help pay for my needs and wants.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
3. During JA, I learn about jobs that I did not know about before.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
4. Doing well in school will help me get a job that lets me buy what I need and want.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
5. I believe the choices I make about how I spend and save money are important and will impact my life.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
6. I know what I want to be when I grow up.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
7. I like and find value in the stories my JA volunteers share about his or her life.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
8. I might want to own my own business when I grow up.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
9. I know how to get and keep a job.
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4 Agree
3 Somewhat Agree
2 Somewhat Disagree
1 Disagree
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Program Assessment
10. How do transferable skills contribute to career success?
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they help you switch jobs easily
they only help in jobs that don't require much training
they are only useful for jobs that require a lot of education
they make you more valuable because they can be used in different jobs
11. What are the three most important things to think about when picking a job?
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what skills you have, what makes you happy, and the education or training you need
what job responsibilities you'll have, how much money you'll earn, and a college education
how much vacation you get, the work hours, and the number of people in the company
the amount of experience needed, how far the company is from where you live, and your skills
12. Which statement best explains the relationship between your personal interests, skills, and income in terms of jobs?
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a job that fits your personal interests and skills with low pay is ideal
the ideal job is one that fits your interests and skills and pays well
a job that fits your interests, pays moderately, and requires you learn the skills needed on the job is ideal
a job with low skill requirements and high pay is ideal, regardless of personal interest
13. How can building connections with others help you reach your goals?
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they can share information about jobs and education that might interest you
they can make all your decisions for you
they can make sure you get the job you want
they can do the work while you organize and plan
14. How does a market economy work?
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the government controls what is sold
people trade things without money
people and businesses choose what to buy and sell
stores give away products for free
15. How do producers think differently about their pricing with and without competition?
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when there is no competition, they keep prices low; but with competition, they raise prices
without competition, they can charge higher prices; but with competition, they often lower prices to attract more buyers
prices stay the same whether there is competition or not because producers want consumers to trust them
when there is competition, producers always drop their price to the lowest profit to ensure they get all the customers
16. Which two things help people choose between products when they want the best quality and value?
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price and great advertising
how popular the product is and how high the profits are
price and how well the product works
the store location and the number of advertisements
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17. JA helped me see why staying in school is important.
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Please Select
Agree
Somewhat Agree
Somewhat Disagree
Disagree
18. During JA, I learn about new jobs I didn’t know about before.
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Please Select
Agree
Somewhat Agree
Somewhat Disagree
Disagree
19. I like and find value in the stories my JA volunteer shares about his or her life.
Please Select
Agree
Somewhat Agree
Somewhat Disagree
Disagree
20. What’s something you learned during JA that will be helpful as you grow up?
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21. Can you tell us about your JA volunteer? Where do they work, and what did you learn from their stories or job experience?
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Thank You!
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