I have taken a break from blogging. It has been a few months since my last post, Who owns the learning? It was a difficult summer, but time has passed and I am ready to get back into the swing of things. I wanted to take a few minutes here to explore the final evaluations from last years class.
On the last day of school, I have all 120 of my students evaluate my class and my teaching. (Over twitter, I spoke with Paul Bogush and he provided a format for this evaulation. That document is linked here--might not open, sorry). I have always given a final course evluation, but I really like the format Paul made. I do not read them until several weeks after school has ended as a way to reflect on the year. I was happy.
I have posted 10% of my course evaluations below and I think you can see a common theme. I think they say more then I could type here and I would rather let the kids speak for themselves. Cheers, Garth
On the last day of school, I have all 120 of my students evaluate my class and my teaching. (Over twitter, I spoke with Paul Bogush and he provided a format for this evaulation. That document is linked here--might not open, sorry). I have always given a final course evluation, but I really like the format Paul made. I do not read them until several weeks after school has ended as a way to reflect on the year. I was happy.
I have posted 10% of my course evaluations below and I think you can see a common theme. I think they say more then I could type here and I would rather let the kids speak for themselves. Cheers, Garth
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