MrSchwen's Google Forms Assessment System. Click here for some formal instructions on setting up your initial Google Forms Assessment template.Once you have the template set up, click here for some instructions walking you through making a copy to use for your first assessment.
*I hope to get some advanced feature videos posted at the end of this document soon. See my other related blog posts for more written information on the idea. (like the Template Overview post Main points 1. Only edit cells in the template that are highlighted in yellow 2. If you aren't sure about this and want to play with a sheet with some data already preloaded, make a copy of this sheet: Sample Student Data worksheet If you plan to use the forms to assess people that will need to login to Google, use this template (this may only work for Google's .edu users):
Sixth Grade - End of Year Student Survey 2012. End-of-Year-Survey.pdf (application/pdf Object) End of quarter survey. Saa_samplesurveys_final.pdf (application/pdf Object) Teachers Create End of the Year Student Survey for Classroom. Besides trying to complete lesson plans and coordinate end of the year school activities, teachers may want to seek feedback from their students regarding their course content and procedures.
Administering a class survey to each student is an effective way to receive targeted feedback at the end of the school year. Here is a format teachers can follow to create their own class survey. Create a Survey Structure A student survey can be as simple as five open-ended questions or a more complex two-page evaluation of a course. Whatever the teacher decides to create, she should first determine the overall purpose of the survey and then design a structure to fulfill this purpose.
Teacher’s namecourse name and levelsurvey administration datepurposeThe purpose should be specific and student-centered. The purpose of this survey is to improve teacher instruction and course content for next year’s incoming class. Results from my 2011 End of Year Student Survey - Design4Learning.net. In my classroom, I am constantly trying to get feedback from my students.
Sometimes you don’t have to ask for it (e.g. “Mr. Johnson, this activity is boooring…”), but at the end of the year I try to get a formal measurement of student perceptions to keep in mind as I prepare for the next year. I think this is a very important practice for teachers and I’m glad to see other Education bloggers sharing their experiences. For example, Larry Ferlazzo (who hosts a great blog where he shares resources and reflects on his ESL/EFL classes) recently made two posts (post 1, post 2) sharing his evaluations. 2011 End of Year Survey Here is the document that I gave to my students for them to evaluate me. Survey in static PDF format: End of Year Survey [364KB]Survey in editable DOC format: End of Year Survey [58KB] 2011 Student Survey Results Summary In analyzing the data, I wanted to put it in a format that I could easily look back on and quickly remember the results in years to come.
School Satisfaction Staff Survey. End of year student survey! Click to read the latest blogUpdated end of term survey blog (2013) At the end of the school year it is a good idea to gather information from the students you are passing on.
Not only is this a chance for you to get some insight about your teaching but it is also a great way to value the ‘voice’ of your students. You might also like to think about developing a similar survey for the beginning of next year to give some insight into student’s attitudes that they bring with them to your class. You could include the various learning areas, what they are expecting to gain from the year with you, and what questions they would like to find out more about. You might be able to work the later into a negotiated curriculum? For the students at the end of the year: 1.
Below are some interesting sentences for students to finish that will give you some idea of how they see schools, teachers and themselves. A school is a place where…………….. Try it.