Last week I mentioned how teachers should have their students evaluate them. Yes, let the students evaluate the teachers…In doing so the teacher gets a real insight to what worked and what didn’t from the perspective of the student. Who better to ask then the ones you’re teaching everyday?

Needless to say, I received many emails asking me if I had a copy of the form I use. The truth is I use an old evaluation form that one of my education professors passed on to me many years ago. I’ve thought about updating a bit, but just never have…

Since I don’t have the original in a word document I decided to scan it into the computer and convert it to a .pdf file so everyone can print it out and use it in their own classroom. Or, at least get an idea of what I use and make one of your own that may better fit your grade level/subject area.
(Sorry about the quality…that’s the best I can do right now…when I make a new one I’ll post here as well.)

I guess I should give credit to Barry Raebeck as he is the professor that originally gave me the form, but I have no idea where he got it from. Just one of those things that’s been passed on from teacher to teacher for a long time now.

If you look at the bottom of the form you’ll see an “additional comments or suggestions” section. This year I really stressed to my students the importance of completing this section and to be as specific as possible. I really ended up with some good tips for expanding/changing some of the projects we did this year.

Here’s the link to the evaluation form:
http://www.teaching-tips-machine.com/teacherevaluation.pdf

**Simply left click to open and print or right click to save to your computer.

Best Wishes,
Adam

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