Honors Physics - SPRING 2010
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A red asterisk (*) indicates required questions.

  1. Rank all the topics we've covered this semester from least difficult (1) to most difficult (4)*
        1 2 3 4
    Waves and Sound  
    Light and Optics  
    Electricity and Circuits  
    Magnetism  


  1. Rank all the topics we've covered so far from most enjoyable (1) to least enjoyable (4)*
        1 2 3 4
    Waves and Sound  
    Light and Optics  
    Electricity and Circuits  
    Magnetism  


  1. What do you think would help you understand difficult concepts better?*
    More time spent on going over the packet, lecture style + fewer labs
    More labs + less time going over practice problems and the practice test
    More time going over labs in class + less time going over the packet
    More time going over homework in class + less time spent on the practice test
    I don't see a choice I like here, I'll address this in the free response at the end of the survey


  1. The level of homework in this class is*
    not enough
    just right
    too much


  1. The style of homework, where it is given all at once and collected during the test is*
    not rigid enough, I'd prefer set problems given every class and reviewed the next class
    I like this method
    I'd prefer to do the practice test at home as well as the homework
    I'd prefer doing everything on my own: the packet, practice test and homework. No time spent in class going over this.


  1. What helps you prepare for the tests the best?*
    The packet
    The book
    The practice test
    The homework
    The labs


  1. What is your first choice for what you'd like to focus on in our next topic, modern physics?*
    Nuclear Physics
    Relativity
    Quantum Physics
    Chaos Theory
    Astrophysics
    Other - I'll address this in the free response section


  1. If you answered Other to any of the questions, please explain a bit here. Also, if you have any information you would like to give regarding this class, please feel free to write that here as well.





Mrs. Coke
Physics, Math and Astronomy Teacher
Punahou School
Honolulu, HI