[Grammar] Questionnaire - warm-ups in teaching English grammar

[niut]

Hi,
I'm studying English and I'm writing my diploma work on "warm ups in teaching English grammar" in order to get sth similar to bachelor's degree.
I have to make some surveys, one of which is a questionnaire with the teachers, concerning the usage of warm-ups while teaching

Would you be so kind and fill it in for me? I'd really appreciate that.
http://www.ankietka.pl/ankieta/55680/warm-ups-in-teaching-english-grammar.html



It's a polish website, so please press "wyślij" at the end, which means "send"

 

[Tdol]

How are you going to collate the data from such open questions?

 

[niut]

Well, it's rather an interview, not questionnaire, and it's not the only survey that i'm doing - my adviser accepted it
I'm going to describe it and, hopefully, compare Polish and foreign teachers and their attitude towards warm-ups




Right now I have only 5 fulfilled questionnaires
I'm still waiting for more, I would be grateful if you could write it for me

 

[niut]

up,up

it's not long, please, Can you fulfil it?

 

[5jj]

it's not long, please, Can you fulfil it?

It is not actually all that easy to answer. I did answer it for you, but by the time I got halfway through, I began to regret my decision to help out. I get very frustrated by 'yes/no' questionnaires that deprive me of my chance to voice a middle opinion, but many of us don't have the time or inclination to deal with your open-ended type of questionnaire. This is not a criticism - just a suggestion as to why you might not have received many answers.

 

[The Dude]

I agree. Scanning the questions put me off completely. I seem to have lost my concentration-span somewhere... Sorry. :-(

 

[5jj]

I agree. Scanning the questions put me off completely. I seem to have lost my concentration-span somewhere... Sorry. :-(

At least you and I have the excuse that, as retired people, we can blame the loss of concentration on incipient senility.