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  • 7/29/2019 Student Evaluations 2012/2013

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    STUDENT & CO-

    TEACHER EVALUATION

    Hyundai Senior High School, Apgujeong, Seoul

    Alex Walsh

    April 2012

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    Table 1 - Student Evaluations

    Question Strongly

    Disagree

    Disagree Neutral Agree Strongly

    Agree

    Total

    PERCENT 0.8 2.0 9.8 28.4 58.9

    Was enthusiastic about teaching. 0 0 7 36 105 148

    Had clear rules for the classroom. 0 0 8 39 101 148

    Provided praise when studentscompleted an activity well.

    0 1 7 27 113 148

    Offered advice on how students could

    improve on their performance in class.

    0 3 10 51 84 148

    Was available outside of class hours to

    talk to students and offer advice.

    2 4 34 46 62 148

    Treated all students fairly. 0 3 12 35 98 148

    Made you feel comfortable in the

    classroom and created a good learning

    environment.

    0 5 8 34 101 148

    Did not provide answers, but helped

    students discover their own answers.

    0 1 12 41 94 148

    Provided opportunities for individual

    work, pair work and group work.

    0 0 7 34 107 148

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    Made students feel appreciated for

    their hard work.

    0 3 13 37 95 148

    The teacher displayed students work. 0 0 6 17 125 148

    Created a bright and energetic looking

    classroom that encouraged learning.

    0 3 8 35 102 148

    You were given clear information

    about what you could hope to achieve

    in this course.2 7 28 58 53

    148

    The lessons helped you prepare for the

    assessment.

    2 4 24 65 53 148

    The level of the exam was appropriate. 21 23 27 43 34 148

    Started and ended classes on time. 1 3 20 38 86 148

    Provided organized classes. 0 1 11 38 98 148

    Used different methods of presenting

    activities e.g. audio, visual, and written.

    0 0 9 41 98 148

    Provided opportunities for students to

    practice creative thinking, divergent

    thinking and critical thinking.

    0 3 27 53 65 148

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    Provided students with enough time to

    complete activities.

    0 4 21 51 72 148

    Gave instructions clearly and repeated

    instructions.

    0 0 14 43 91 148

    Made students feel free and

    comfortable to ask questions and to

    ask for help if they didnt understand

    an activity or expression.

    1 1 13 41 92 148

    Encouraged all students to participate

    in class.

    1 1 7 58 81 148

    Gave students a chance to practice

    using the key expressions in class time.

    0 1 16 47 84 148

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    Section 2 Semi-Structured Student Responses

    Note These questions were optional, so if a score, for example, is 23%, that does not mean 23% of all students, but 23% of the

    students that responded to that question.

    Questions:

    What would you like more of next

    semester?

    What would you like less of next

    semester?

    What type of activities do you enjoy the

    most?

    What type of activities dont you enjoy?

    What type of activities do you learn a lot

    from?

    What type of activities dont you learn

    from?

    Any further comments?

    Student Responses (see next page)

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    Creative Activities14%

    Films

    51%

    Group Work

    9%

    Culture/Places

    5%

    Role Play

    3%

    Key Expressions

    1%

    Songs2%

    Writing

    1%

    Outdoor Work

    7%

    Pronunciation

    1%Games

    1%

    Speaking

    4%

    Sports Related

    1%

    What would you like more of next semester?

    Homework

    15%

    Writing

    19%

    Individual Work

    10%

    Vocabulary

    8%

    Role Play

    2%

    Films

    2%

    Nothing15%

    Creative

    27%

    Group Work

    2%

    What would you like less of next semester?

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    Homework13%

    Key Expressions

    30%

    Writing

    13%

    Creative Activities

    14%

    Films

    3%

    Individual

    3%

    Nothing

    24%

    What type of activities dont you enjoy?

    Creative Activities

    30%

    Group Work

    19%

    Films

    49%

    Quiz

    1%Sports Related

    1%

    What type of activities do you enjoy the most?

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    Key Expressions

    29%

    Group Work

    13%

    Divergent Thinking

    3%

    Films

    29%

    Creative Activities

    11%

    Games

    3%

    Presentations

    1%

    Everything

    8%

    Speaking

    3%

    What type of activities do you learn a lot from?

    Key Expressions

    22%

    Drawing

    45%

    Writing

    11%

    Homework

    22%

    What type of activities dont you learn from?

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    Easier Test

    12%

    Teacher Praise

    88%

    Any further comments?

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    Section 3 Co-Teacher Feedback

    - He presents clear objectives before the class begins.- He knows how to motivate students.- He controls students very well and knows when he must be very strict and fair. - His class is well-organized and goes as planned in advance.- He encourages students to do creative and divergent thinking.- In every lesson students are needed to speak, listen, and write. - Through group activity, students learn how to cooperate to complete their task.- He uses a variety of educational teaching materials.- He is always concerned about how to make his classes helpful and interesting to students.- He pays careful attention to each student while they are working in groups, especially to low-level students.- He involves Korean co-teachers in classes and is very open to get opinions from them.- He finds and uses proper video clips for the class topic. - He gives the students more than three chances to practice the target expressions through a variety of activities.