We have decided to primarily ask teachers their opinions. The areas we needs to look at are the experience teaching Irish, the use of the interactive whiteboard and the game structure. While we would ideally like to do a focus group with children on their opinions regarding popular characters in cartoons/video games/books etc, we concluded that given the constraints of time it was too difficult to get parental permission in time. Below I have listed my own sample questions.
Language
1. Are you comfortable with your own ability to speak Irish? (Multiple
Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
2. What are your preferred methods of encouraging interest and
understanding in the children when it comes to the speaking Irish? (Text Field)
3. What is the most difficult part of your Irish lesson? (Multiple
Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
4. What do children most enjoy (or complain least about) in your Irish
lesson? (Multiple Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
5. How do you structure your lesson plans? (Text Field)
Technology
1. Do you have an interactive whiteboard in your classroom and if so
which brand? (Multiple Choice)
2. Do you use the software that came with the whiteboard? (Multiple
Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
3. Do you use any other software for teaching Irish? (Multiple Choice
with an Other/Notes Text Field)
4. What games that you use do the children enjoy most and could you
venture a guess at why? (Text Field)
5. What problems (if any) can you identify with the use of the
interactive whiteboard? (Text Field)
6. What problems (if any) can you identify with the use of currently
available software? (Text Field)
Game Structure
1. What is the max amount of children you would put working at the
whiteboard at the one time? (Text Field)
2. Would you prefer a game that used teams, individual competition,
knockout or other (Multiple Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
- Would you prefer themed levels or consecutive
difficulty levels? (Multiple Choice with an Other/Notes Text Field)
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