As a proctor, your role is to set the tone for students who are about to take their survey. It’s important for students to know how valuable their voice is, and following best practices as a proctor will ensure quality feedback. On this page, you will find resources about how to best administer and proctor your student surveys.
How should I proctor to ensure the best results?
- Encourage students to take the survey seriously by letting them know how their feedback will be used.
- Make sure all students are prepared to do work or read quietly after they have completed their surveys.
- Collect all the necessary items for surveys ahead of time. Ensure that all students have access to a device to take the survey on, and a list of online access codes.
- Review collection protocols to best protect the confidentiality of student responses.
- Encourage survey coordinators to join a live community workshop and learn about best practices for survey administration.
- Provide feedback to survey coordinators about best practices for survey administration.
- If you are planning on reading survey questions aloud to students, you may want to request a copy of the survey from your school or district's survey coordinator.
Resources for Proctoring a Survey
For students:
| Survey Instrument | Grades 3-12 Version | Bilingual Version |
| Panorama Student Life Skills & Well-Being Measures - About Self |
English (Life Skills) English (Well-being) |
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| Panorama Student Supports & Environment - About School | English | - |
| Panorama Student Survey - About Classroom | English | - |
| Panorama Student Survey - About School | English | - |
*We've used AI to translate this content into a bilingual resource for your students. While we've done our best to ensure accuracy, there might be a few small mistakes or things that don't quite capture the intended meaning. We recommend taking a quick look through the content to make sure it works well for your classroom.
For Educators:
Download our customizable Proctor Guides to proctor surveys in your classroom. Download our customizable Proctor Guides to proctor surveys in your classroom. If teachers need additional materials to use while proctoring in their classrooms, download the customizable Proctor Slides. You can find and download our Proctor Guides and Slides below:
Proctor Guides and Slides
- Proctor Instructions (Classroom Learning)
- Proctor Instructions - Student About Course Section - One Survey [English]
- Proctor Step-by-Step Slides for Student Survey-Taking
- One Survey [ English | Spanish-English ]
- Two Surveys [ English | Spanish-English ]
IMPORTANT: Students most often use their student ID as their access code. The survey-taking site is surveys.panoramaed.com/[yourdistrictURL]. If you are unsure of your client URL, please contact us at support@panoramaed.com.
Take Action
Learn more about the importance of student voice! Download resources to facilitate discussions and empower student voices with elementary and secondary students.
Post-Survey Administration Activity Ideas
If you are looking to engage students in explicit instruction related to specific topics on their survey, this article includes a set of recommended Playbook strategies aligned with several of Panorama’s most popular survey topics.