This document summarizes the results of a survey given to students at a technical college about qualities of effective teachers. Fifty-three students responded to questions about teacher behaviors, classroom practices, and suggestions for improvement. Key findings include:
- Most students were between 18-25 years old and from the East region.
- Over half felt teachers should listen to students and use multiple teaching methods.
- Students generally agreed teachers should be friendly, start class on time, and improve their own knowledge.
- The majority thought teachers should communicate with each other and avoid noise in class.
- Suggestions for good teachers included preparing lessons, treating students equally, and assigning relevant homework.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about what makes a good teacher. It begins with an introduction describing the survey and questions. It then lists the 20 questions asked in the survey covering topics like correcting student work, summarizing lessons, listening to students, encouraging students, and being on time. The results section analyzes each question response, with most students agreeing that good teachers demonstrate these qualities. It concludes that the survey provided useful information and discussion on qualities of a good teacher.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about qualities of competent teachers. 59 students at TTC College participated in the survey. Key findings include:
- Most students were from northern (31%) and eastern (22.4%) regions. Over half were between 23-25 years old.
- Over 75% of students agreed that good teachers should be clear communicators, organized, use engaging teaching strategies and consider students' psychosocial needs.
- Students believed good teachers should arrive on time (70.7%), show friendly attitudes (65.2%), give sufficient time to understand lessons (70.2%) and involve students in groups (70.7%).
The report analyzed responses for each question and identified qualities
The survey found that students were generally satisfied with the Business Management program, particularly with regards to teacher communication, weekly course load, and class sizes. However, nearly half did not feel the "Talent and Management Development" course was relevant, indicating an area for improvement. Students were also pleased with the school's accessibility and facilities. While most aspects received positive feedback, the report recommends addressing long free periods between classes, better balancing individual and group work, and improving exam scheduling. It suggests conducting student surveys more frequently to enable quicker program improvements.
This survey was conducted among students at Polytechnic Seberang Perai to understand their satisfaction levels with classroom facilities. The majority of respondents agreed that classroom sizes were standard. However, some felt there were not enough chairs and tables. Most respondents also said that projectors in classrooms were often unavailable. To address these issues, recommendations included adding more classrooms and buildings to accommodate furniture needs, as well as regularly servicing and providing backup projectors. The survey provided valuable student feedback on facility improvements to enhance the learning environment at Polytechnic Seberang Perai.
This document summarizes a study on factors that contribute to good teaching quality at a teacher training college (TTC) in Riyadh. A survey was conducted of 10 students to gather their opinions. The results were divided, with some students having a positive opinion of teaching quality and others having a negative opinion. Most agreed that good teachers are able to explain concepts in different ways, use a variety of materials in class, give homework to improve skills, and have a lesson plan prepared. However, some students disagreed that teachers have sufficient knowledge, use technology, or communicate well with students. The conclusion is that there are many ways for teachers to develop their skills, such as improving language abilities and using different teaching methods to explain lessons clearly
The document summarizes the results of a survey about qualities of a good technical trainer. It finds:
- Most respondents were between 20-25 years old and from the east region.
- The majority were from the MT and ICT departments and in their 7th semester.
- Respondents agreed that trainers should prepare lessons, understand the material, know their students, use varied teaching methods and activities, and consider student level in exams.
- They also agreed trainers should be friendly, understand student needs, test themselves, accept evaluation, and teach different levels.
An Investigation of Errors Related to Solving Problems on Percentagestheijes
In primary schools of Viet Nam, solving problems on percentages is a very important bit of knowledge because it not only provides a full range of knowledge of percentages but also a lot of practical applications and has a great effect in the development of thinking for students. However, it is a kind of new and difficult problem, so students often commit errors to solve problems on percentages. A survey of 149 primary school students was done. The students had to answer 7 questions about the problems on percentages. Results show that they suffer some errors such as: misunderstanding kinds of problems, doing wrong calculation, confusing the units of measurements. At the end of the paper, some suggestions in mathematics education are made to teachers to support students avoiding errors in solving problems on percentages
Final Result for Survey Student Perception and Needs Towards PERTEMU and Muam...Study and Teaching
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The document summarizes the results of a survey about what makes a good teacher. It begins with an introduction describing the survey and questions. It then lists the 20 questions asked in the survey covering topics like correcting student work, summarizing lessons, listening to students, encouraging students, and being on time. The results section analyzes each question response, with most students agreeing that good teachers demonstrate these qualities. It concludes that the survey provided useful information and discussion on qualities of a good teacher.
The document summarizes the results of a survey about qualities of competent teachers. 59 students at TTC College participated in the survey. Key findings include:
- Most students were from northern (31%) and eastern (22.4%) regions. Over half were between 23-25 years old.
- Over 75% of students agreed that good teachers should be clear communicators, organized, use engaging teaching strategies and consider students' psychosocial needs.
- Students believed good teachers should arrive on time (70.7%), show friendly attitudes (65.2%), give sufficient time to understand lessons (70.2%) and involve students in groups (70.7%).
The report analyzed responses for each question and identified qualities
The survey found that students were generally satisfied with the Business Management program, particularly with regards to teacher communication, weekly course load, and class sizes. However, nearly half did not feel the "Talent and Management Development" course was relevant, indicating an area for improvement. Students were also pleased with the school's accessibility and facilities. While most aspects received positive feedback, the report recommends addressing long free periods between classes, better balancing individual and group work, and improving exam scheduling. It suggests conducting student surveys more frequently to enable quicker program improvements.
This survey was conducted among students at Polytechnic Seberang Perai to understand their satisfaction levels with classroom facilities. The majority of respondents agreed that classroom sizes were standard. However, some felt there were not enough chairs and tables. Most respondents also said that projectors in classrooms were often unavailable. To address these issues, recommendations included adding more classrooms and buildings to accommodate furniture needs, as well as regularly servicing and providing backup projectors. The survey provided valuable student feedback on facility improvements to enhance the learning environment at Polytechnic Seberang Perai.
This document summarizes a study on factors that contribute to good teaching quality at a teacher training college (TTC) in Riyadh. A survey was conducted of 10 students to gather their opinions. The results were divided, with some students having a positive opinion of teaching quality and others having a negative opinion. Most agreed that good teachers are able to explain concepts in different ways, use a variety of materials in class, give homework to improve skills, and have a lesson plan prepared. However, some students disagreed that teachers have sufficient knowledge, use technology, or communicate well with students. The conclusion is that there are many ways for teachers to develop their skills, such as improving language abilities and using different teaching methods to explain lessons clearly
The document summarizes the results of a survey about qualities of a good technical trainer. It finds:
- Most respondents were between 20-25 years old and from the east region.
- The majority were from the MT and ICT departments and in their 7th semester.
- Respondents agreed that trainers should prepare lessons, understand the material, know their students, use varied teaching methods and activities, and consider student level in exams.
- They also agreed trainers should be friendly, understand student needs, test themselves, accept evaluation, and teach different levels.
An Investigation of Errors Related to Solving Problems on Percentagestheijes
In primary schools of Viet Nam, solving problems on percentages is a very important bit of knowledge because it not only provides a full range of knowledge of percentages but also a lot of practical applications and has a great effect in the development of thinking for students. However, it is a kind of new and difficult problem, so students often commit errors to solve problems on percentages. A survey of 149 primary school students was done. The students had to answer 7 questions about the problems on percentages. Results show that they suffer some errors such as: misunderstanding kinds of problems, doing wrong calculation, confusing the units of measurements. At the end of the paper, some suggestions in mathematics education are made to teachers to support students avoiding errors in solving problems on percentages
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This document discusses using fuzzy clustering algorithms to group students for differentiated instruction. It describes how fuzzy c-means clustering was used to analyze student responses to math problems and assign each student percentages of belonging to different groups based on their response patterns. Three groups were identified: students who answered all problems correctly, students who answered some problems correctly, and students who answered all problems incorrectly or partially. The document concludes that fuzzy clustering shows potential for identifying student groups but has limitations and requires teacher support to be useful for differentiation. Future applications in intelligent tutoring systems are suggested.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 34 teachers at the "Elena Cuza" school about their environmental interests, activities, and habits. Most teachers reported being concerned about environmental issues and initiating environmental activities. They felt activities that make students sensitive to environmental issues and real ecological activities have the biggest impact on developing students' ecological behavior. Most teachers also said they try to properly separate waste and encourage students to participate in collection activities. However, many lacked knowledge about the school's water/energy consumption and facilities for conservation. Overall, teachers expressed interest in receiving more environmental education information.
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This document summarizes a study that explored the metacognitive processes of 33 prospective mathematics teachers when solving a non-routine math problem individually. The study found that very few students were able to successfully monitor their cognitive processes during problem solving. Specifically, most students had difficulty monitoring their comprehension of the problem, representing the problem conditions correctly, and detecting and correcting errors. The majority of students misunderstood the problem and used an incorrect strategy of calculating the mean value, resulting in incorrect answers.
This document outlines a discussion between a teacher and businessman about creating a model university. They propose combining mastery learning and rapid learning techniques. Mastery learning requires students to score 100% on lessons before advancing. Rapid learning aims to complete lessons faster. Their approach would help slow learners progress more quickly. It could reduce failure rates and allow more students to complete college degrees. However, the businessman notes they would need to show a viable business plan to get funding to establish this innovative type of university.
This report summarizes the results of a survey on the career preferences of master's students. The survey found that 53% of respondents preferred jobs over entrepreneurship (47%). Those preferring jobs cited future security, income level and prestige as top reasons. Respondents interested in entrepreneurship were most interested in business and agriculture. Family support was the highest priority factor for entrepreneurship. The report concludes there is an equal interest in jobs and entrepreneurship but the course is not fully achieving its goal of inspiring entrepreneurship. It recommends providing more practical experience working with businesses and entrepreneurs.
The document discusses a study examining the concurrent and predictive validity of two nonverbal tests (the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test and Raven's Colored Progressive Matrices) in relation to math and reading comprehension exam scores of Italian third- and fifth-grade students from diverse sociocultural backgrounds. A group of 253 students took the nonverbal tests at the start and end of the school year, and their exam scores were analyzed. The students were grouped by grade, gender, age, and family cultural status (low, moderate, high). The purpose of the study was to evaluate whether the nonverbal tests could accurately predict academic performance across sociocultural groups.
I do not have enough context to summarize the given document. The document appears to contain data and analysis related to student performance and school improvement efforts but does not provide an overall summary or context. Could you please provide a brief overview of the purpose or topic of discussion for the document? That would help me determine the most important points to highlight in a summary.
Factors affecting the academic performance of college students (1)Shubham Aggarwal
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This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for quarter 3. It summarizes the teacher's lessons in various subjects for the week, student performance and feedback. It notes that most students completed their assignments and achieved over 80% mastery. A few students required remedial lessons which helped them improve. The teacher provided feedback to parents through group chats and texts which increased parent engagement and assignment returns. Some students struggled with penmanship and copying directly from answer keys. The teacher will work with the instructional supervisor to address these issues.
A task-based interview with a student of SD Pusri Palembang, to which our design on learning percentage has been implemented.
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Mark Broadfoot - Why Data Shouldn't Be a One Night StandLooksharp
This document discusses how companies can use data to improve their recruiting and hiring processes. It recommends that companies:
1) Analyze metrics like interview success rates, intern offer acceptance rates, and full-time hire acceptance ratios to understand their recruiting performance at different schools and optimize where to focus interviewing resources.
2) Leverage school-specific data on historic hires to determine how many candidates to interview at each school to meet hiring needs while avoiding over-interviewing.
3) Consider data on offer acceptance rates when deciding which schools to prioritize resources for and identify opportunities to improve branding at less successful schools. Using data can help focus on the most positive recruiting outcomes.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for week 6 of quarter 3. It summarizes the teacher's lessons in various subjects, student performance and feedback. It notes that most students completed their assignments and assessments, with a few requiring remedial lessons. The teacher provided feedback to parents through group chats and text messages. This engagement helped increase parental support and student performance over time. However, some students only copied answers from keys rather than doing the activities. The teacher seeks the instructional supervisor's help in addressing this issue.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for week 5 of quarter 3 covering various subjects like Social Studies, English, ESP, Science, Filipino, EPP, Math, and MAPEH. For each subject, the teacher reports on the number of students who completed assignments, achieved over 80%, needed remedial help, and achieved proficiency on assessments. The teacher also describes actions taken like providing remedial lessons, communicating with parents over messaging apps and texts, and modifying lessons and materials for students struggling. Overall, the teacher found messaging and communicating with parents helped increase assignment completion and performance, while some students continued copying answer keys instead of doing the activities.
The Link Between Humor & Higher Scores With ShmoopShmoop
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The Mistakes of Algebra made by the Prep-Year Students in Solving Inequalitiesiosrjce
The document summarizes a study examining the mistakes made by prep-year students in solving inequalities. An exam with 5 inequality questions was given. For question 1, 68% answered correctly, while 32% made mistakes like incorrect factorization. For question 2, 34% were correct, while others made mistakes like ignoring negative signs. For question 3, 52% were correct, while some confused positive and negative values. For question 4, 50% drew correct graphs while others made table errors. For question 5, 70% handled negatives correctly, while some changed inequality signs incorrectly. Overall, students struggled with conceptual understanding of inequalities rather than algebraic skills. Teachers should analyze student mistakes to help refine their understanding of challenging math concepts.
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A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This document discusses using fuzzy clustering algorithms to group students for differentiated instruction. It describes how fuzzy c-means clustering was used to analyze student responses to math problems and assign each student percentages of belonging to different groups based on their response patterns. Three groups were identified: students who answered all problems correctly, students who answered some problems correctly, and students who answered all problems incorrectly or partially. The document concludes that fuzzy clustering shows potential for identifying student groups but has limitations and requires teacher support to be useful for differentiation. Future applications in intelligent tutoring systems are suggested.
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire given to 34 teachers at the "Elena Cuza" school about their environmental interests, activities, and habits. Most teachers reported being concerned about environmental issues and initiating environmental activities. They felt activities that make students sensitive to environmental issues and real ecological activities have the biggest impact on developing students' ecological behavior. Most teachers also said they try to properly separate waste and encourage students to participate in collection activities. However, many lacked knowledge about the school's water/energy consumption and facilities for conservation. Overall, teachers expressed interest in receiving more environmental education information.
"Students Behaviour While Choosing a Bschool" project work.Nikhil Gupta
This document will contain the project report of the study titled "Students behaviour while choosing a B-school". The project report shows the result of the research findings and questionnaire. regarding the project.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for week 8 of the third quarter covering various subjects like Araling Panlipunan, English, ESP, Science, Filipino, EPP, Math, and MAPEH. For each subject, the teacher reports on the number of students who completed assignments, scored over 80%, needed remedial help, and more. The teacher also describes actions taken like contacting parents of students needing extra support and ensuring assignments are completed and submitted on time. Overall, the feedback and reminders to parents through text and group chat were effective in increasing assignment returns and student performance.
This document summarizes a study that explored the metacognitive processes of 33 prospective mathematics teachers when solving a non-routine math problem individually. The study found that very few students were able to successfully monitor their cognitive processes during problem solving. Specifically, most students had difficulty monitoring their comprehension of the problem, representing the problem conditions correctly, and detecting and correcting errors. The majority of students misunderstood the problem and used an incorrect strategy of calculating the mean value, resulting in incorrect answers.
This document outlines a discussion between a teacher and businessman about creating a model university. They propose combining mastery learning and rapid learning techniques. Mastery learning requires students to score 100% on lessons before advancing. Rapid learning aims to complete lessons faster. Their approach would help slow learners progress more quickly. It could reduce failure rates and allow more students to complete college degrees. However, the businessman notes they would need to show a viable business plan to get funding to establish this innovative type of university.
This report summarizes the results of a survey on the career preferences of master's students. The survey found that 53% of respondents preferred jobs over entrepreneurship (47%). Those preferring jobs cited future security, income level and prestige as top reasons. Respondents interested in entrepreneurship were most interested in business and agriculture. Family support was the highest priority factor for entrepreneurship. The report concludes there is an equal interest in jobs and entrepreneurship but the course is not fully achieving its goal of inspiring entrepreneurship. It recommends providing more practical experience working with businesses and entrepreneurs.
The document discusses a study examining the concurrent and predictive validity of two nonverbal tests (the Naglieri Nonverbal Ability Test and Raven's Colored Progressive Matrices) in relation to math and reading comprehension exam scores of Italian third- and fifth-grade students from diverse sociocultural backgrounds. A group of 253 students took the nonverbal tests at the start and end of the school year, and their exam scores were analyzed. The students were grouped by grade, gender, age, and family cultural status (low, moderate, high). The purpose of the study was to evaluate whether the nonverbal tests could accurately predict academic performance across sociocultural groups.
I do not have enough context to summarize the given document. The document appears to contain data and analysis related to student performance and school improvement efforts but does not provide an overall summary or context. Could you please provide a brief overview of the purpose or topic of discussion for the document? That would help me determine the most important points to highlight in a summary.
Factors affecting the academic performance of college students (1)Shubham Aggarwal
This document analyzes factors that affect college student academic performance through a questionnaire of 150 respondents. It finds that students moderately listen in class and sometimes participate. They often exert more effort on difficult assignments but rarely study missed material. Teachers are sometimes disciplined and have subject mastery. Students are sometimes motivated by family but often distracted by phones. It recommends identifying all performance-impacting factors and solutions to improve student motivation and overcome barriers to learning.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for quarter 3. It summarizes the teacher's lessons in various subjects for the week, student performance and feedback. It notes that most students completed their assignments and achieved over 80% mastery. A few students required remedial lessons which helped them improve. The teacher provided feedback to parents through group chats and texts which increased parent engagement and assignment returns. Some students struggled with penmanship and copying directly from answer keys. The teacher will work with the instructional supervisor to address these issues.
A task-based interview with a student of SD Pusri Palembang, to which our design on learning percentage has been implemented.
Role-playing as surveyor-respondent was applied to bridge the students understand the concept of converting common fraction into percent
This document summarizes an action research study on the impact of the "Search for Module Legends" intervention on Grade 6 students' motivation and performance in modular distance learning. The study found that providing rewards and recognition to students for high quality, timely module completion improved students' motivation and performance over the course of 6 weeks based on analysis of module ratings. It is recommended that the intervention enhanced student motivation and improved performance in modular distance learning by addressing prior problems of incomplete work and low student engagement with modules.
Mark Broadfoot - Why Data Shouldn't Be a One Night StandLooksharp
This document discusses how companies can use data to improve their recruiting and hiring processes. It recommends that companies:
1) Analyze metrics like interview success rates, intern offer acceptance rates, and full-time hire acceptance ratios to understand their recruiting performance at different schools and optimize where to focus interviewing resources.
2) Leverage school-specific data on historic hires to determine how many candidates to interview at each school to meet hiring needs while avoiding over-interviewing.
3) Consider data on offer acceptance rates when deciding which schools to prioritize resources for and identify opportunities to improve branding at less successful schools. Using data can help focus on the most positive recruiting outcomes.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for week 6 of quarter 3. It summarizes the teacher's lessons in various subjects, student performance and feedback. It notes that most students completed their assignments and assessments, with a few requiring remedial lessons. The teacher provided feedback to parents through group chats and text messages. This engagement helped increase parental support and student performance over time. However, some students only copied answers from keys rather than doing the activities. The teacher seeks the instructional supervisor's help in addressing this issue.
This document contains a teacher's reflection journal for week 5 of quarter 3 covering various subjects like Social Studies, English, ESP, Science, Filipino, EPP, Math, and MAPEH. For each subject, the teacher reports on the number of students who completed assignments, achieved over 80%, needed remedial help, and achieved proficiency on assessments. The teacher also describes actions taken like providing remedial lessons, communicating with parents over messaging apps and texts, and modifying lessons and materials for students struggling. Overall, the teacher found messaging and communicating with parents helped increase assignment completion and performance, while some students continued copying answer keys instead of doing the activities.
The Link Between Humor & Higher Scores With ShmoopShmoop
Shmoop's SAT prep is effective because it incorporates humor to engage students. A survey found that the number one complaint about generic test prep was that it is boring. Shmoop addresses this by using humor and everyday language to make concepts easy to understand and studying enjoyable. Students who used Shmoop reported higher scores on the SAT and felt more prepared than those who used other test prep methods. A case study on Indio High School found that SAT scores increased significantly after implementing Shmoop. Shmoop is differentiated from other test prep because it makes learning fun while still providing thorough academic content and preparation for the SAT.
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The document summarizes a study examining the mistakes made by prep-year students in solving inequalities. An exam with 5 inequality questions was given. For question 1, 68% answered correctly, while 32% made mistakes like incorrect factorization. For question 2, 34% were correct, while others made mistakes like ignoring negative signs. For question 3, 52% were correct, while some confused positive and negative values. For question 4, 50% drew correct graphs while others made table errors. For question 5, 70% handled negatives correctly, while some changed inequality signs incorrectly. Overall, students struggled with conceptual understanding of inequalities rather than algebraic skills. Teachers should analyze student mistakes to help refine their understanding of challenging math concepts.
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LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
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population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
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significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
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'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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3. Maytham VP-PEP-ATP 202622012
pg. 2
Introduction
In this survey, I have collected data from students TTC by using Google Forms, the google formsis easy
and free for create survey and I can take the link to shear with students at TTC to collection data. The
questionnaire wassenttoall levels inTTC. Inaddition,Isentthisquestionnaire toseventystudentsatthe
college and received the answer from more than fifty students Questions. The purpose of this
questionnaire was to gather information on teacher quality in teaching. This questionnaire began on a
date 25/12/2017 to 27/12/2017.
Questions
Q1: Your age?
o 18 – 25
o 26 – 30
o More than 31
Q2: Where are you from?
o East
o West
o North
o Middle
o South
Q3: What isyour major?
o ICT
o EET
o BAM
o MT
Q4: What isyour semester?
o 1 – 3
o 4 – 6
o 7 – 9
4. Maytham VP-PEP-ATP 202622012
pg. 3
Q5: The teachershouldmake decisionsalone?
Strongly
disagree
1 2 3 4 5 Strongly
Agree
Q6: The teachershouldlistentostudentscarefully?
o Stronglydisagree
o Disagree
o Neutral
o Agree
o Stronglyagree
Q7: The professionalteachershouldmake manyactivitiesinthe class?
o Yes
o No
Q8: Shouldthe teacheruse many methodstoteach?
o Yes
o Maybe
o No
Q9: The teacheralwaysimprove hisknowledge?
o Stronglydisagree
o Disagree
o Neutral
o Agree
o Stronglyagree
Q10: The teachershouldbe friendlywithhisstudents?
o Stronglydisagree
o Disagree
o Neutral
o Agree
o Stronglyagree
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Q11: The professional teachersstartthe classesontime?
Strongly
disagree
1 2 3 4 5 Strongly
Agree
Q12: The teachercommunicate withotherteachertoshare the information?
o Yes
o No
Q13: The teachershouldmake the classnoise?
o Yes
o No
Q14: The teacherdon't care aboutthe rules?
Strongly
disagree
1 2 3 4 5 Strongly
Agree
Q15: The teachershouldbe behaviorwithstudents?
o Stronglydisagree
o Disagree
o Neutral
o Agree
o Stronglyagree
Q16: The teachershouldbe attentiontoall studentsof the class?
o Yes
o Maybe
o No
Q 17: A good teacherisable to doand implementcurriculumrequests?
Strongly
disagree
1 2 3 4 5 Strongly
Agree
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Q18: The teachershouldgetthe studentsa time tothinking?
o Always
o Sometimes
o Never
Q19: The teacherassignshomeworktohelpthe studentstolearnandimprove the knowledge?
Strongly
disagree
1 2 3 4 5 Strongly
Agree
Q20: What are the suggestionsforagood teacher?
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Survey
In the above picture there are fifty-three responsesof thisquestionthe moststudentwasanswerby
45.3% betweeneighteenandtwenty-five andthe quarterswere covered 39.6% betweentwenty-six and
thirtyalsosome of studentsmore thanthirty-one.
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In thisgraph there are there are fifty-threeresponsesof thisquestionthe moststudentfromEastby
34% andthe quarterof from Westby 22.6% the secondquarterformNorthby 17% thirdquarterfrom
Middle by15.1% and the lastfrom southby11.3%.
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In whatappearsto be half the studentsfromthe ICTand three quartersof the studentsfromthe EET
and one-thirdof the department BAMand a quarterof the remainingstudentsfromthe Department
MT.
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In thisgraph there are fifty-oneresponsesof fifty-three,thisquestionaboutwhichsemester three -
quartersof the studentsfromSemester 7– 9 by39.2%, Andone thirdfrom semester1– 3 by 37.3%,
Andquarterof the studentsare Semester 4– 6 by23.5%.
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In thisgraph there are there are fifty-threeresponsesof thisquestionthe moststudenttheirresponse
was average strength by35.8% And those whofollowedthemwere more inaccordwith 24.5% The ratio
variesamongmanybecause itis notcompatible withalowerpercentage by18.9% andlestof themby
7.5%.
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In thisgraph,there are fifty-three answerstothisquestionanditseemsthatthe ratiosare veryclose.
Most studentssaidtheyagree withthisquestionby 28.3% others saidtheydisagreedby26.4% and
quarterof themsaidtheywere normal by20.8% A few studentsdidnotagree stronglyby15.1% the
minorityrespondedthattheyagreedstrongly by9.4%.
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In thisgraph,there are fifty-three answersto thisquestion the mostof studentssaidyesby79.2% and
quarterof themsaidno by20.8%.
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In thisgraph,there are fiftyof fifty-threeanswerstothisquestion half of studentsaidyesshould
teacheruse teachingmethodby44% Three quartersof the studentswere answered maybe by38%and
the lestof themsaid noby 18%.
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In thisgraph,there are fifty-three answerstothisquestionanditseemsthat the half of studentsaid
agree by 35.8% and thirdquarter of saiddisagree by24.5%, and quarterof studentwasanswerneutral
by 17% also secondquartersaidstrangelyagree by17%.
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In above picture was question about should teacher be friend with student it was answer from student
The students' answers were largely consistent by 30.2% and third quarter said disagree by 28.3% also,
quarter of them was answer natural by 15.1% and second quarter said strongly agree by 15.1%.
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In this diagram, it seems that most students agree that the teacher starts on time and at different rates
was the highest number two by 28.9%. The next one was strongly agreed by 22.6%. There are three
answersfromdifferentstudentsaboutthe incompatibilitywiththe teacherstartedontime andwasvery
poor which is answer number four was by 22.6%, number three was 17% and last one number five was
9.4%.
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In this picture,fifty-three people were answeredaboutthe teachers'communicationwitheachother to
share information. The mostof students saidyeswith 66% and quarterof the studentssaidnowith34%.
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Inthisgraphthere are there are fifty-three responsesof thisquestionthatwasteachershouldmake noise
in the classroom the most of students said no with 62.3% and quarter of them said yes by 37.7%.
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In the above graph there are fifty-three responsesof thisquestion If the teacherdoesnotcare aboutthe
rules of teaching and the highest answer number three by 50.9%% is the average strength in the
compatibilitywiththisquestion.The restof the answerswere veryweakat low rates more of themwas
11.3% and one different it was 15.1%.
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In the above picture there are fifty-three responses of this question the three quarter of students said
disagree by34%aboutthe teachershouldbe goodbehaviorwithstudentsandquarterof studentsneutral
by 26.4%, the second quarter said agree by 20.8% and the lese of them said stronglydisagree by 11.3%
last voids was strongly agree by 7.5%.
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Inthispicture there are fifty-three responsesof thisquestionthe half of studentssaidyesby50.9% should
teacherattentiontoall studentsof the classroomandthree quartersaidmaybe by37.7% andlastquarter
said no by 11.3%.
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In thisgraph,there are fifty-three responsesof the questionthatwasa good teacherisable to doand
implementcurriculumrequestsitwashighanswerednumberthree by39.6% It's mediumstrengthin
agreementwiththisquestion, The restof the answerswere veryweakatlow rates.
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In the above of photothere are fifty-three responsesof thisquestionthatwasthe teachershouldget
the studentsthe time forthinkingthe half of studentssaidalwaysby44.2% and three quartersaid
sometimesby38.5%last quarterof studentssaidneverby17.3%.
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In this picture, fifty-three people were answered about the teacher assigns homework to help the
students to learn and improve the knowledge that was answered different between the agree and
disagree the most of studentssaiddisagree by 28.3% and some of them was answeredinthe medial by
24.5%, also quarter of students said agree 22.6% and second quarter said strongly agree by 13.2%, the
last answered it was strongly disagree by 11.3%.
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Inthisgraph,there are fifteenstudentsof fifty-threeof thisquestion,give differentsuggestionsaboutthe
quality of the teacher. The answers were important and were collected from students at the TTC.
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Conclusion
In this module we learnedhowto do the questionnaire inthe rightway and how to work ask himabout
the subject in terms of I am the person who will welcome the questions does not take much time to fill
out the survey. Inaddition,Idistributedandrespondedtothe questionnaireonvariousdisciplinesinthe
TTC and collected data from the students. Finally,in this questionnaire,I analyzed all the data obtained
from the studentsof the TTC and a full reporton this questionnaire waswrittenaboutthe qualityof the
teacher.