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6. Which types of electronic devices are commonly used in your school? (Check all that apply)
a. Desktop computers
b. Laptops
c. Tablets
d. Printers
e. Projectors
f. Mobile phones
Approximately how many electronic devices are currently being used in your school?
a. Less than 50
b. 50-100
c. 100-200
a. Every year
What happens to the electronic devices once they are no longer in use? (Check all that apply)
10. Does your school have policies and procedures specifically addressing electronic waste management?
a. Yes
b. No
If yes, to what extent are these policies and procedures effectively implemented?
b. Partially implemented
c. Not implemented
What are the main barriers to implementing effective electronic waste management strategies in your school? (Open-
ended)
13. Are you aware of the potential health and environmental risks associated with improper electronic waste disposal?
a. Yes
b. No
If yes, please specify the risks you are aware of. (Open-ended)
How does your school currently mitigate the health and environmental risks associated with electronic waste disposal?
(Open-ended)
16. What sustainability initiatives, practices, or educational curriculum integrations are currently employed in your school
to promote sustainability, including electronic waste management?
a. Awareness campaigns
b. Recycling programs
c. Energy-saving measures
In your opinion, how do these initiatives impact students' knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors towards sustainability?
(Open-ended)
18. Has your school successfully enhanced its electronic waste management practices based on recommended
strategies?
a. Yes
b. No
If yes, please describe the strategies implemented and their impact. (Open-ended)
20. How do you envision collaboration between schools, government entities, and environmental organizations to
support sustainable practices in electronic waste management and promote sustainability in education?
(Open-ended)
Thank you for participating in this survey! Your responses will contribute to a better understanding of electronic waste
management practices in schools.