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Tony Christensen commented on Mar 2 2011
Unfortunately, the survey keeps insisting I answer the question about whether I work near where I live, despite the fact that I HAVE answered the question.
commented on Mar 2 2011
I also cannot submit past question 5.
James Harmon commented on Mar 2 2011
I’m having the same issue. In spite of my adding a check mark to question 5, I am getting the error message, “This question requires an answer.” with question 5 having an asterisk next to it. Hoping you’ll be able to fix this issue as I’m interested.
Drew Buddie commented on Mar 2 2011
I have tried 5 times to fill in the form and it simply will not let me past Q5 – even though I *HAVE answered it, it says that I have to answer Q5!
Also the form, if I may say so, seems awkwardly constructed (not to mention US-centric) as I teach ages 2 to 18 yet the questions seem to let you only selct ONE age group from a pull-down list.
Peyten Dobbs commented on Mar 2 2011
I can’t get past the organization either…. anyone have any luck?
wendy dooldeniya commented on Mar 2 2011
It will not let me past “what organization are you with?”
Brian Milnes commented on Mar 2 2011
You need to scroll down in the internal window (it’s not so obvious).
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Chris McGee commented on Mar 1 2011
Please check application as it will not let me past question 5.