Teacher Feedback Results Geography 9D
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The teacher feedback document from February 2010 provided feedback for grade 9D. It noted that most students were progressing well in their studies but some needed to improve their time management and focus during class. Overall, the teacher was pleased with the effort and engagement of the class during the month.
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