With the end of the
year just around the corner, you may already be mentally planning for next
school year. Consider gathering anonymous student feedback to help you
become an even more effective teacher.
Here
are some sample Course/Teacher Evaluation forms you could use as a starting
point. Remember that you can use hard copies of these evaluation forms,
or one that you create. You could also create your own Google Form version to gather feedback from your students.
If you are creating your own evaluation, consider including
some of the following:
· Did the learning targets fit together in a cohesive whole for the semester?
· Did students know what it looked like/sounded like to be successful meeting the learning target?
· Did students feel that they got sufficient feedback from you as they were learning? Did they know where they were strong and what their gaps were prior to their final assessment or project?
· Did students feel a sense of ownership in their learning?
· Was the course challenging enough? Too challenging? Just right?
· Did students feel that the assignments helped them to achieve the learning targets?
· What might have helped them to more easily master the learning targets?
· Was the time during the class period well-spent?
If you would like help creating an end-of-course evaluation
or a teacher evaluation, please contact your building coach or administrator.
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