Supervisor of Assessment
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1600 4th Avnue, Regina, Sk
As Supervisor of Assessment I work with all assessment results in Regina Public School. Much of my job involves triangulating data.
At this time of year, we look at another survey data point for our division. We would also like to be able to look at the SAYCW data.
It will be another piece of information that will give us information that will help us to better serve our students.
We would like to examine the SAYCW data to see how it compares with another student survey that we are required to do.
We would like to look at how many RPS schools participated.
RPS consistently looks at achievement and perceptual data. This is another piece of perceptual data that may be useful in terms of understanding our schools and students and what supports may be needed.
Our use of data is ongoing. This would be another piece of data that we would use as another data point.
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Regina Public Schools
(I am not sure if you would want a list of all of our schools.....please let me know)
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Support youth and community well-being through the collaborative action of community partners working together. Through evidence, tools and resources, SAYCW supports stakeholders to turn the knowledge gained through the youth health survey into health promoting action.
Youth-focused Mental Health Action Report shines light on challenges and ignites movement for solutions
A new report released this week is bringing attention to mental health challenges faced by more than 10,000 youth across the province—and actions at the grassroots level to ignite change.
This report provides a brief review of the scientific literature on COVID-19 and its effects on youth health, with particular emphasis on mental health. SAYCW shares relevant data from the pre-pandemic, 2019 SAYCW survey – these findings show how stressors and unhealthy behaviours that have been worsened by the pandemic (e.g., worry, connection with others, screen time, etc.) had impacted Saskatchewan youths’ health and well-being prior to the pandemic. Suggested health promotion actions to help mitigate the effects of COVID-19 and improve youth health and well-being are also shared.
