Yes. The item measuring belonging certainty asks participants how much they agree or disagree with the statement, “Sometimes I feel that I belong in this class, and sometimes I feel that I don’t belong.” The percentages in Ascend reports reflect the portion of participants who “disagree” or “strongly disagree” with the statement. These two answers suggest that the participant feels a high degree of certainty about their belonging in the class.
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About Ascend
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Survey
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Participation
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Updates
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Reports
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Report Basics & Terminology
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- What does "rated positively" mean, and why is it used?
- What does “structurally disadvantaged race” mean in the report tables and bar graphs?
- What does “high financial stress” mean in Ascend?
- For Target Group counts, what do you mean by “in some classes”?
- How do I see results for each Survey Cycle?
- How can I access raw, student-level survey response data?
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How to Read Your Reports
- How to Use the Student Experience Overview
- How to Use the Equity Overview
- How to Use the Participation by Subpopulation Table
- How to Use the Survey Fidelity Table
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- How to Use the Results by Subpopulation Graph
- How to Use the Target Group Summary in Community Reports
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- How do I interpret data in the exported .csv format from my Network report?
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Data Calculations in Reports
- How are data calculated in reports?
- Are partial survey responses included in reports?
- What do we do with missing data (e.g., when a participant skip a survey)?
- How is # of respondents calculated?
- How is percent participation calculated?
- How are responses to negatively worded questions displayed, where “agree” means participants are having a negative experience? (e.g. “Sometimes I feel like I don’t belong.”)
- A Class missed a survey. How does that affect our reports?
- Data Disaggregation in Reports
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