Survey template: Middle School Student survey about bullying

Getting actionable and honest feedback from middle school students about bullying is tough. If you want to really understand what’s happening, try using our AI survey template—Specific makes this process effortless and effective.

What is a conversational survey and why AI makes it better for middle school students

Let's face it—standard questionnaires never capture the real story, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like bullying among middle schoolers. The challenge? Students often skip questions, breeze through checkboxes, or give incomplete answers, making it hard for us to spot real issues. This is where an AI-powered conversational survey comes in, and why Specific is built for moments like this.

Conversational surveys feel more like a friendly interview than a cold form. Instead of isolating questions and robotic forms, students actually engage in a two-way chat that adapts to their replies. The result? Deeper context, more honest feedback, and less survey fatigue.

Why use AI for middle school student surveys?

• Specific’s AI survey template creates natural, engaging interviews that students are more likely to finish and answer honestly.

• With about 28% of students in grades 6–12 reporting being bullied at school, we can’t afford to miss even one important detail or perspective. [2]

• AI makes it easy to generate, edit, and deliver tailored surveys—without needing to be a research expert or spend hours drafting questions. See more tips on how to create middle school student surveys about bullying.

Specific’s conversational survey experience removes obstacles—for both you and your respondents—and delivers better data, faster. Want even more flexibility? Try creating a custom survey from scratch with the AI survey generator itself.

Automatic follow-up questions based on previous reply

We know open-ended answers are gold—when you get the full story. That’s why Specific’s AI doesn’t stop at one reply. Our surveys ask dynamic follow-up questions, in real time, based on what the student just said. This means richer insights, less guesswork, and no need to chase for clarifications via email.

• Student: “Sometimes people say mean things to me in the hallway.”

• AI follow-up: “Would you feel comfortable sharing an example of what was said? Did it happen just once, or does it happen often?”

Without this follow-up, we’d probably categorize the experience as “verbal bullying”—but we’d completely miss out on understanding the pattern, location, or emotional impact. AI-powered follow-ups catch this, and you can read more about the feature in detail on our automatic AI follow-up questions page.

Conversation is the key—followups make the survey feel like a real chat, which makes students more likely to open up and share what really matters.

Easy editing, like magic

Most survey tools make editing a chore. With Specific, you just describe what you want to change in simple language—our AI survey editor does the rest. Instantly update questions, tone, follow-up intensity, or logic in seconds, as if you had an expert research assistant tweaking things for you. No more fiddling with endless forms or code—just chat and go. Check out more about the process at AI survey editor.

Survey delivery methods: Sharable and in-product

Getting these surveys to students is as easy as sharing a link or embedding directly into the digital tools they already use. Here’s how:

• Sharable landing page surveys — Simply distribute a unique link, perfect for emails to parents, links shared in newsletters, or posts to the school portal. For instance, if you need honest perspectives from all students in a grade, send them a landing page link they can visit on any device—even from home.

• In-product surveys — Embed the survey directly in a student-facing platform or school app. If you want to catch students after certain activities (like class transitions or at the end of digital assignments), this method meets them exactly where they are.

With bullying so often happening in hallways and classrooms—39% of students aged 12–18 reported being bullied in the classroom, and 37.5% in hallways or stairwells [1]—a flexible delivery option ensures you reach everyone, no matter their situation.

Analyze responses instantly with AI survey analysis

Once responses are in, Specific’s AI-powered analysis takes over. No more hours lost copying into spreadsheets or reading every single reply. Our platform instantly summarizes what students said, identifies key themes (like location, type, or frequency of bullying), and lets you chat directly with AI for deeper exploration—so you can act fast.

You don’t have to interpret qualitative data on your own. Let AI survey response analysis surface automated survey insights, or learn more about AI-powered analysis in our article on how to analyze middle school student bullying survey responses with AI.

Use this bullying survey template now

If you want deeper, actionable insight from middle school students about bullying—with less hassle and better results—try this AI survey template now. You’ll save time, capture more honest responses, and start conversations that make a difference.