This map visualizes student responses regarding their experience this year compared to last year. Each point represents a response, and responses closer together are semantically similar. Points are colored by cluster.
Number of Responses in Cluster: 8
Main Themes Identified: Increased freedom, improved social interaction, and more enjoyable classes.
Number of Responses in Cluster: 14
Main Themes Identified:
Number of Responses in Cluster: 7
Main Themes Identified: Lack of significant change and mixed experiences. The responses reflect a perception of minimal alteration to the existing situation, with some expressing negative sentiments (more boring, harder) while others indicate a neutral or slightly positive perspective (more freedom).
Number of Responses in Cluster: 10
Main Themes Identified: Increased academic rigor and workload, coupled with decreased social support and extracurricular activities, mark the transition from elementary to high school. The shift is characterized by a greater emphasis on grades and a perceived loss of the more relaxed and supportive environment of elementary school.
Number of Responses in Cluster: 15
Main Themes Identified: Irrelevance due to prior absence and lack of engagement. Students were not present during the relevant timeframe, resulting in their inability or unwillingness to provide meaningful responses. A secondary theme is general disengagement or negative feelings towards school.