The document provides examples and suggestions for teachers to obtain feedback from students on their teaching. It discusses three main ways for teachers to get feedback: 1) Having students identify the three most important things they learned from a lesson; 2) Using instant questionnaires with statements for students to rate; and 3) Doing "show of hands" polls during class to get immediate feedback. The document emphasizes that while feedback may make teachers uncomfortable, it is important for improving teaching and strengthening the student-teacher relationship. It also provides sample feedback forms and pages for teachers to use with students.
Learning Objective: Investigate test-taking skills to achieve higher assessment scores
Being prepared for tests is not an easy process. Even if you are prepared, tests can still make you feel anxious. Why is being a good test taker so important in college? In colleges and universities, much of a studentโs grades are based on quiz and test performance. Doing well on these tests is typically a major indicator of your subject matter knowledge and a good indicator of how you would perform in the workplace. Having good test scores will jumpstart your career. In this seminar, we will address test-taking and test preparation tips and strategies for college-level tests. Applying helpful test-taking and test preparation skills addressed in this seminar, such as writing down everything you remember, reading the directions, browsing the test questions, putting together a plan, and making an educated guess, will teach you how to prepare for and perform well on any test so that you feel confident that youโre bringing your testing A-game.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Review the factors that limit achieving higher college assessment scores.
b. Identify practices for dealing with test anxiety.
c. Measure the validity of current test-taking methods.
d. Generate more efficient techniques for improving assessment scores.
At our academy, students receive individualized tutoring to help them do their homework, improve their grades in math, and excel in their math and science classes. Our tutors are current educators with expert knowledge of the latest trends and technologies. We have several "grand students" now; these are students whose teachers were also our students!
Teacher Dialogue in the Spirit of Janusz Korzak ETAI 2010
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Avi Tsur
The Polish Jewish pedagogue Janusz Korczak wrote about the importance of dialogue between student and teacher nearly 100 years ago. His ideas and legacy are as realistic today for educators as they were then for Korczak. Teacher-student dialogue is one of the important ways to ensure success in reaching out to our students so as to enable learning and teaching to take place. My talk will focus on Teacher/Student Dialogue in today's classroom.
Learning Objective: Investigate test-taking skills to achieve higher assessment scores
Being prepared for tests is not an easy process. Even if you are prepared, tests can still make you feel anxious. Why is being a good test taker so important in college? In colleges and universities, much of a studentโs grades are based on quiz and test performance. Doing well on these tests is typically a major indicator of your subject matter knowledge and a good indicator of how you would perform in the workplace. Having good test scores will jumpstart your career. In this seminar, we will address test-taking and test preparation tips and strategies for college-level tests. Applying helpful test-taking and test preparation skills addressed in this seminar, such as writing down everything you remember, reading the directions, browsing the test questions, putting together a plan, and making an educated guess, will teach you how to prepare for and perform well on any test so that you feel confident that youโre bringing your testing A-game.
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
a. Review the factors that limit achieving higher college assessment scores.
b. Identify practices for dealing with test anxiety.
c. Measure the validity of current test-taking methods.
d. Generate more efficient techniques for improving assessment scores.
At our academy, students receive individualized tutoring to help them do their homework, improve their grades in math, and excel in their math and science classes. Our tutors are current educators with expert knowledge of the latest trends and technologies. We have several "grand students" now; these are students whose teachers were also our students!
Teacher Dialogue in the Spirit of Janusz Korzak ETAI 2010
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Avi Tsur
The Polish Jewish pedagogue Janusz Korczak wrote about the importance of dialogue between student and teacher nearly 100 years ago. His ideas and legacy are as realistic today for educators as they were then for Korczak. Teacher-student dialogue is one of the important ways to ensure success in reaching out to our students so as to enable learning and teaching to take place. My talk will focus on Teacher/Student Dialogue in today's classroom.
PPT_Dialogue, Reflection and Feedback are Three Simple Words ETAI 2010
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Aviva Shapiro
Dialogue, Reflection and Feedback are three simple words but also three straightforward methods which can enhance and positively impact your English classroom. I will review these ways and show how they will help you manage any class. Come prepared to participate!
Kinneret Girvitz and Keren Frayman
In this workshop we intend to introduce some ideas that we have been using to help keep English interesting for our students. We will demonstrate various types of debate techniques for more comfortable speakers. We will also show how drama lightens up a class while polishing language skills. We would like to share and demonstrate how guided speaking is one way that we have learned to help less confident speakers participate in class without feeling pressured or embarrassed. In addition, we will introduce a personal and interesting technique to inspire students to write and share their ideas.
ECH 331 Lecture Final โ Fall 2015This final is worth 100 point.docxjack60216
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ECH 331 Lecture Final โ Fall 2015
This final is worth 100 points to you. The 5 questions are scenario based or reflection. These questions are asking you to recall and comprehend, analyze, apply, synthesize and evaluate your thoughts and feelings about issues explored in this ECH 331 class (both Lecture and Practicum). The responses should be VERY individualized and involve your own PERSONAL CONNECTIONS. Originality Reports will be run on each document to ensure that each candidate is utilizing his/her own thoughts and ideas.
Use your text, notes, and the learning modules to help you remember important information. However, each response should be in your own words, not the direct wording from the resource. I am looking for concise but thorough synthesis of what you have learned. Check out the HINTS found with each question. Remember these questions are worth 20 points each, so there should be some depth in the response. However, avoid ramblingโฆ
ยท Add your answers directly in this word document below. Or copy and paste the questions into a new word document. You must include the complete question and response in your submission.
ยท Use 12 point black font.
ยท BOLDย the parts in your answers youย REALLYย think are the most important aspects of the response. ย
ยท Use theorists highlighted in this course and 328 to support your thoughts. They should only support your ideas. The theorists should NOT be the bulk of your answer.
ยท BOLDย the names of the theorists that drive your thinking, and justify the connections that you have made.ย
ยท Points will be deducted for many spelling and/or grammar errors.ย PROOF your work!
ยท DO NOT SHARE NOTES or work on this assignment in groups. It should be very individualized! It will be checked for plagiarism. THIS IS TO BE ASSIGNMENT SHOULD BE DONE INDIVIDUALLY! I want to hear YOUR thinking. Are you a person of integrity? I hope so!!!
ยท Your name should be at the top left corner of the paper.
ยท Submit in D2L dropbox โ 1 word a document by the due date and time.
NO LATE FINALS ACCEPTED.
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Section: ECH 331. ____
Fall 2015
# 1 Learning Center Activities (LCAs)(20 points)
HINT: DAP/ Program Goals/ LCAs/Types of LCAs/Assessment /Whole Child/Curriculum/Blooms
Think about it: Why should the administration of your school support the use of learning center activities in your classroom of young children?
Scenario # 1: You were hired in June to teach first grade. It is now August and the principal that hired you has now been moved to another campus. It is 5 days before school begins and the new principal is standing at your classroom door. He/she wants you to explain your lesson plan that includes learning centers. What will you say to explain and justify LCA? How to LCAs fit into the overall curriculum of your classroom. (Be sure to include at least one theorist to help support your views.)
#2 Math for Young Children
(20 points)
HINT: Math ALL day and ALL Kinds of Math / Whole Group / Math Act ...
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Teachers face ethical dilemmas in their work on an almost daily basis. Sharing and discussing them can potentially be both interesting and useful. The discussion will begin with a very short theoretical presentation, to be followed by a discussion of actual cases from the participantsโ lives and work.
Coming to Terms with Lexical Chunks: Identifying, Using and Teaching. ETAI 2010
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Coming to Terms with Lexical Chunks: Identifying, Using and Teaching. ETAI 2010
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The importance and benefits of teaching lexical chunks has been well-documented, but can some sort of order be imposed on an area which is so amorphous? This presentation suggests criteria for identifying idiomatic chunks in written and spoken texts, ways to explain their usage and to organize them for teaching.
Coming to Terms with Lexical Chunks: Identifying, Using and Teaching. ETAI 2010
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The importance and benefits of teaching lexical chunks has been well-documented, but can some sort of order be imposed on an area which is so amorphous? This presentation suggests criteria for identifying idiomatic chunks in written and spoken texts, ways to explain their usage and to organize them for teaching.
Classroom Management: Are we seeking Obedience or Responsibility? Are we gett...ETAI 2010
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Ramon Lewis
Without effective behaviour management, a positive and productive classroom environment is impossible to achieve. Finding the most effective techniques for producing behaviour change and preventing the development of classroom discipline problems is a moderately stressful part of the professional lives of many teachers, and a major reason for job dissatisfaction. The need for confidence regarding the impact of particular strategies is important to teachers given that the ability to manage students effectively is a critical component of their sense of professional identity.
This presentation focuses on the results of attempts to introduce the Developmental Management approach into all schools in the Northern Metropolitan Region of Victoria, Australia, as part of the 'train the trainer', AiZ project. The rationale underlying the 15 recommendations for teacher behaviour implicit in the DMA are highlighted and examples of schools' attempts to introduce elements of the DMA into primary and secondary classrooms are discussed.
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Dialogue, Reflection and Feedback are Three Simple Words
1. Feedback Booklet
REED In-service course on Creative Classroom
Management
Presented by Aviva Shapiro
A bank of ideas and pages for using
in your class to listen to your pupils
and to improve their learning and your
teaching
2. Getting feedback from students in a class
Introduction
Students need feedback to learn and to get better at what they are doing. So
do you. You need feedback from your students on your teaching. You may not
feel that you want feedback from your students. You may think that you know
what you are doing right, and especially what you are doing wrong, and the last
thing you want is your students telling you what you're doing wrong.
I understand the feeling. The first time I asked students for feedback on my
teaching, I was very nervous. I used a nice safe questionnaire, and I analyzed it
as soon as I left the class.
I made a few interesting discoveries.
1. I was doing a few things right, and they were prepared to tell me about
them. This felt good.
2. I was also doing a few things that weren't working, and they were also
prepared to tell me about them. Their criticisms made me feel a bit
uncomfortable.
3. They made suggestions, mostly kind and constructive, about what I could
do differently.
4. They liked being asked for feedback. The atmosphere in the class
improved.
5. The atmosphere improved still more when I thanked them for their
feedback, and summarized what they'd said, and above all started to do
some things differently.
I still get nervous every time I ask pupils in my class for feedback. (or
participants in a workshop) Criticisms still bother me. (I'm making new mistakes
now!) BUT the atmosphere always starts to improve when I seek and use their
feedback and I think my teaching's still improving.
Ways to get feedback after lessons.(or units)
1. The (three) most important things
Just before the end of a lesson or unit you might say to the students:
'I'd like to check what you have learned. Iโd like you all to take two
minutes to note down the (three, or maybe four or five) most important
things you've taken from this lesson/ unit. That is, three (or four or five)
things that, if you forgot everything else, would capture the essence of
the lesson/unit for you.'
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3. While they're doing this you write down what you think are the three (or
four or five) most important things on the board.
When the two minutes are up, show them the three you wrote and tell
them why you think these are the three most important. Ask them to put
their hands up to show, honestly, who agreed with all three of yours --
with two -- with one -- who had other ideas. Stress that youโre getting
feedback on the lesson/ unit and that you are not testing them. Youโll
learn a lot about your teaching. It's also a useful final wrap-up of the
lesson/unit for the students.
2. Instant questionnaires
This is a useful way for you to obtain feedback in a large class. It also
enables you to check out your own hunches about how the lesson has
gone, about particular strengths and weaknesses it had.
Write on the board a few statements summarizing what you think
students might be feeling about your lesson. . You could write some of
these before the lesson, and add one or two more during the lesson while
students are taking a break.
Label these statements with letters. A sample list might be:
A I understood the lesson.
B I need more examples in order to understand.
C The pace was a bit slow/ too fast.
D I still have some questions.
E Paying attention in this lesson was not easy. .
F The lesson was interesting.
Then write beside the statements the following rating scale:
1. Strongly agree
2. Agree
3. Disagree
4. Strongly disagree.
Ask students to note down their response (number) to each of your
statements (letter), and hand in their scraps of paper as they leave the
room.
The results will only take you a few minutes to evaluate.
At the next lesson, you might want to give them a summary of their
responses. You could also tell them how you are going to change lessons in
the future to take into account their feedback.
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4. 3. Show of hands
This method gets feedback during the lesson while you can still use
feedback to change what you are doing at the moment! You ask questions
and they answer with a show of hands.
Ask the students specific questions,- questions you can act on.
o 'Would you like another example of this? Can I have a show of
hands, please?'
o 'Can I speed up now to get through the rest of the material?
Please put your hand up if you want me to speed up.' (or slow down)
o 'Who would like a two-minute break?'
Ask questions which matter to you. Ask questions to check out your
impression of what may be happening for them. And then act on the
answers!
Concluding comments
These suggestions may feel a bit strange. Aren't you putting yourself in an
exposed position, asking students what they think of your teaching? What if
they say critical things? How will you respond?
Students have opinions about your teaching, whether you ask them or not.
They'll take a little time to get used to your asking them for feedback.
However, several good things happen when you ask them for their opinions.
โข Students have to clarify exactly what they think about your teaching,
and why. (and about their behavior and responsibility)
โข They start to think about the link between your teaching and their
learning.
โข Above all, they give you information you need to improve your teaching. (
and to improve their behavior and learning strategies)
You may not agree with all their feedback. You may not be able or even want to
follow all their suggestions. Nevertheless, they might have some good ideas that
you can put into practice. In addition, your relationship with them will become
more productive just because they know you listen to them. .
The following pages are EXAMPLES of both formative and summative
feedback pages.
Read through each one, jot down what you like and what you don't like and
decide if they are formative (on- going) or summative (used at the end) How
would you change these pages.?????.
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5. Feedback โ What's going on??
This feedback page is for you and me to figure out where you are and
what you need to do to get to where you REALLY want to be. So answer
honestly.
Choose the answers, which are best for you.
A. I am satisfied with my grades in English.
a. All of them
b. Most of them
c. Some of them
d. Not very many of them
e. None of them
My present report card grade is a result of:
(Circle as many as you like)
a. not studying at home
b. not doing homework
c. not understanding the class work
d. not understanding the homework
e. not having enough time to do homework
f. working very hard in class.
g. working in class but not too hard
h. doing my homework and working in class
i. just doing homework
j. just listening in class.
k. OTHER ______________________
What do I think I should do to change this situation? (if it is not to
your liking ) (circle as many as you like)
a. start to study at home
b. start to work in class
c. talk to the teacher
d. try to get help from friends and/or family
e. re-organize my life to find time.
f. I don't know!!!
In class I make noise (talk with my friends etc..) because.
a. I am bored
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6. b. I don't understand
c. I am tired
d. I have a hard time concentrating because of the hour of the day.
e. I am not interested in the topic.
f. My friends distract me.
g. other __________________
I want to change the situation.
a. Yes, very much
b. Yes, but I don't know how
c. I don't really care
d. No, I am happy with the way things are
e. I am not sure
Comments: Please write here how you feel you are progressing in English
and if you would like to change something. How can I (your teacher) help
you? What are your expectations of me?
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
________
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7. Feedback
Winter 2006
The material:
1. It was interesting: (always / usually / sometimes/ seldom)
2. It taught me something. (always / usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
3. It made me think. (always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
The class:
1. It encouraged me to learn. (always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
2. There was a good atmosphere. (always/ usually/ sometimes/
seldom)
3. There was an atmosphere of learning. (always/ usually/
sometimes/seldom)
The teacher:
1. She treated me fairly.
( always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
2. She made the classes interesting.
(always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom).
3. She made an effort to help me when needed.
(always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
4. She graded me fairly.
(always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
5. She spoke in English.
(always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
Me:
1. I learned ( a lot/ enough/ something/ not much)
2. I made an effort in class ( always/ usually/ sometimes/ seldom)
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8. 3. I feel ready for module__ . ( agree/ disagree)
The Research Project:
1. I am happy we did it.
Agree / not sure / disagree
2. I know I learned a lot from doing it.
Agree / not sure / disagree
3. I put a lot of effort into it
Agree / not sure / disagree
Circle the areas where you feel you improved the most over the
past few months.
a. Writing b. grammar c. reading comprehension d. literature e.
speaking f. understanding.
The final grade I think I deserve for Module _ is: _______
Because
____________________________________________________
The final grade I think Iโll receive on the Bagrut written exam is:
______
Complete these sentences according to how you feel
about his semester in English class.
I am satisfied _________________________________________
I feel bad that _________________________________________
I enjoyed ____________________________________________
I learned ____________________________________________
I want_______________________________________________
General comments:
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
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9. Feedback page
Name ________________Date ________________
The unseen was: (circle ONLY one)
very challenging / challenging/ hard / just right / easy
I expect my grade to be about : ____________
My strong points in English are: (circle as many as you like)
speaking/ reading/ understanding/ writing/ grammar/ other
______________
My weak points in English are: (circle as many as you like)
speaking/ reading/ understanding/ writing/ grammar/ other
_______
I think I am in the right class.
I agree/ I disagree / I am not sure
I want to stay in this class.
I agree/ I disagree / I am not sure
Please explain your answer.(explain why?)
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
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10. _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
I am willing to work hard in class.
I agree/ I disagree/ I am not sure.
Feedback page on Working in the computer room
Write down any problems you had while working in the computer room.
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Write down one or two things, which you learned.
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Answer the following questions:
1. Did you use your time wisely?
Mostly Sometimes Not much
2. Did you read the instruction page before beginning?
Yes No
3. Did you manage to do everything you were asked ?
Yes, everything Most of the stuff No, not much
4. Did you enjoy working in the computer room?
Yes, a lot , Yes, somewhat , Not really, , Not at all
WHY??_________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
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11. _______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
What will you do differently next time??
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Give yourself a grade for how you functioned in the computer room.
100/ 95/ 90/ 85/ 80/ 75
Why? ______________________________________________
Feedback Page ___ grade
Please answer these questions honestly so that I can know how you feel
and can make changes if necessary. Thank you!!
1. I feel that I understand what is going on in the class:
a. all the time b. most of the time c. some of the time
d. not often
2. I feel: a. very comfortable b. ok. c. a little uneasy
โฆin the class.
3. I feel that there is a. too much work b. the right amount of work
a. not enough work ,,, in class
4. I feel that I can talk to the teacher if I have a problem.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. disagree
5. The pace of the class is : a. too fast b. fast but ok c. ok d. too
slow
6. The material that has been taught so far is : a. very interesting
b. interesting c. ok d. not so interesting
7. The material that has been taught so far is : a. very hard b. hard
c. ok d. easy
8. I want to stay in this class a. strongly agree b. agree c. don't
know/not sure d. not really
9 My grade is the most important thing. a. agree b. disagree
10 The following are the areas I feel I need to improve in:
a. reading comprehension b. writing c. oral ability d. spelling
e. aural ability f. grammar g. otherโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆโฆ.
11 . I like being in this class. a. agree b. disagree c. not sure
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12. COMMENTS:
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
Name ______________________
Feedback โ Self Assessment for the end of
first semester
Please fill in the page below about how you feel about English lessons
BE HONEST.
The material taught: ( the textbook, work - pages, stories )
1. The material is interesting ---
most of the time/ some of the time/ not very often.
2. The level of the material is challenging---
most of the time/ some of the time/ not very often
3. The units in the book, which I liked best, were: (the teacher may write
down what they have done so far to refresh the kids' memories)
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
4. The activities which we did that I liked best so far were:(the teacher
may write down what they have done so far to refresh the kids'
memories)
_______________________________________________________
5. The story (or stories) ________________(write in the names)
were: very interesting/ interesting/ ok/ not so interesting.
6. Other material (not from the book) which I liked was:
_______________________________________________________
The teacher:
1. S./he makes the lessons interesting:
most of the time/ sometimes/ not often
2. S/he treats me fairly:
most of the time/ sometimes / not often
3. S/he speaks English
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13. most of the time/ sometimes/ not often
4. S/ he is ready to help me
most of the time / sometimes / not often
5. S/he grades me fairly
most of the time/ sometimes/ not often
ME: (as a pupil)
1. I feel that I learned: a lot/ enough / only a little bit
2. I worked in class: most of the time/ sometimes/ not enough
3. I did my homework: most of the time/ sometimes / not enough
4. I feel I have improved in the following areas: (circle as many as you
want)
a. speaking b. reading c. grammar d. writing e. understanding
f. vocabulary g. other _____________
5. I think my semester (or end of the year) grade should be
_________because________________________________________
Complete the sentences below:
I am happy that
______________________________________________
I am satisfied with
____________________________________________
I want
______________________________________________________
I think
_______________________________________________________
I have enjoyed
________________________________________________
Please add any comments you like
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
___________________________________________
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14. FEEDBACK
Complete these sentences according to how you feel
about the class.
I am satisfied _________________________________________
I enjoyed ____________________________________________
I learned ____________________________________________
I want_______________________________________________
In front of you are TWO suitcases. Please give me feedback on this class
by using them !! Next to the closed suitcase write down, the things you
are taking that you want to remember but won't use right away or need
to think about.
Next to the open suitcase write down things, you feel this class has given
you, which you might use in the near future.
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15. Please respond:
1. I feel I have gained something from this class.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. not sure d. disagree
2. I think I will use some of the things I was taught.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. not sure d. disagree
3. I enjoyed the class.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. not sure d. disagree
4. The teacher presented the material well.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. not sure d. disagree
Feedback and Self Reflection โ 11th grade A+
class
โI think self-awareness is probably the most important thing towards being a
champion.โ
Billie Jean King
Please sit back, relax and answer the questions below. You are just about to
complete your English education in High School. Where are you??
A. I am satisfied with my present level of English.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. am not sure d. disagree e. strongly disagree
B. I feel well prepared for the final module of the exam.
a. strongly agree b. agree c. am not sure d. disagree e. strongly disagree
C. I have made an effort this year . a. very much b. as much as I could
c. less than I should have d. not really
If you answered that you haven't made as much as an effort as you
could this year then please try to answer why .
a. I had too much other schoolwork
b. I didn't find the topics interesting
c. I was bored
d. I was lazy
e. I found the work too difficult
f. I was busy with other things (after school activities etc..)
g. other _______________
D. I have made an effort this year to improve my : (circle as many as
possible) reading skills, writing skills, listening skills, speaking skills
other____________
E. The areas where I still need to improve my skills are: access to
information from written texts, (reading) , presentation of information in an
organized manner (writing) , presentation of information orally, (speaking).
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16. I think I can do this by:
a. coming to all the classes and doing the work
b. doing homework
c. getting help from a private teacher
d. getting help from someone in my family or friends
e. talking to my teacher
f. other_______________
The grade I expect to get in my report card is: ___________
because ___________________________________________.
The grade I expect to get in module__ is: _________
Because ____________________________________________.
FEEDBACK OF UNIT ONE : Book Name
Circle the best answer for you :
1. I feel that the book ______ is the right level for me.
agree not sure disagree
2. The material from the book is interesting
agree not really disagree
3. The pace of the class is :
too fast fast but ok ok a bit slow too slow
4. I feel that I learned something.
agree not sure disagree
5. I like this book so far.
agree not sure disagree
Circle what you learned from this unit: (you can circle more than
one)
a. vocabulary
b. grammar
c. reading strategies
d. how to find the topic sentence
e. how to summarize
f. writing
FEEDBACK OF UNIT ONE : Book Name
Circle the best answer for you. :
6. I feel that the book _____ is the right level for me.
agree not sure disagree
7. The material from the book is interesting
agree not really disagree
8. The pace of the class is :
too fast fast but ok ok a bit slow too slow
9. I feel that I learned something.
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17. agree not sure disagree
10. I like this book so far.
agree not sure disagree
Circle what you learned from this unit: (you can circle more than
one)
g. vocabulary
h. grammar
i. reading strategies
j. how to find the topic sentence
k. how to summarize
l. writing
โซืื ื ืืขืจืื ืืช ืขืฆืืโฌ
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โซืื ื ืืขืจืื ืืช ืืืืจืโฌ
____________________________(...โซ1( ืชืคืงืื ืืืชื ) ืืกืืจืื,ืืฉืืขืชโฌ
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_______________________________(โซ2( ืืื ืช ืฉืขืืจื ืืืช )ืืืื ืืช ืืฉืขืืจโฌ
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