The Fear of Being Different

Anonymous student survey — how accepting are we really? This survey explores how we see difference, how we treat others, and whether the fear of judgment stops us from being ourselves. There are no right or wrong answers, and you can skip any question. We don't collect names, emails or IP addresses; we only record anonymous details like device type and how long the survey took.

How accepting do you think students at our school are of people who are different from them?

Very acceptingSomewhat acceptingNot very acceptingNot at all accepting

Have you ever hidden an opinion, interest, or part of your personality because you were worried about being judged?

How much do you worry about what other students think of you when you act differently from the group?

A lotSomewhatA littleNot at all

Have you ever seen someone excluded, mocked, or judged for being different at school?

What would make it easier for students to feel comfortable being themselves at school? (Choose all that apply)

Less judgment and gossipMore respect for different opinionsMore inclusive activities and friendshipsMore support from teachersOther / Not sure

Have you ever judged someone, made assumptions about them, or treated them differently because they seemed different from you?

When someone was being made fun of for being different, how did you react?

Imagine someone in your class suddenly started showing unusual interests, opinions, or a different style. What would your most likely reaction be?

I'd be curious and want to understand themI'd accept it, even if I didn't relate to itI'd probably find it strange at firstI'd be influenced by how my friends reactedI'd probably judge themI'm not sure

Anything else you'd like to share? (Optional)

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