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The course Speaking of Teaching met its stated objectives.
Fully
Almost fully
Adequately
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No
I found the course stimulating.
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No
The classes were well planned.
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No
I was given the opportunity to participate in class.
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No
The instructor demonstrated knowledge of the topics discussed.
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No
The topics read about and discussed in class were relevant and interesting.
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No
The online assignments were relevant and interesting.
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No
I felt comfortable performing the online assignments.
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No
Learning how to navigate through the MOODLE platform and complete the assignments was relevant to me.
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No
The range of topics was appropriate.
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No
The length of the texts was appropriate.
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No
The instructor demonstrated enthusiasm towards the course.
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No
About the format of the course, choose the option that best reflects your point of view:
I liked the way it was: 16 weeks,with classes twice a month, with online assignments.
I would prefer an eight-week course, with classes every week and online assignments.
I would prefer a 16-week course, with classes twice a month, but with no online assignments.
I would prfer an eight-week course, with classes every week and no onliine assignments.
I would prefer a 100% online course.
Rank the topics according to how interesting they were to you:
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Bilingualism
Raising teacher quality around the world
PISA and Finland
Use of L1 in class
Bullying
Teachers' digital literacy
Speech class - participants select the texts to present
Here are the activities carried out in class. Mark all the activities that you found motivating:
Pair discussions
Group discussions
Jig-saw reading (each group reads one part and retells to the others)
Talking corners
Game to work on common errors
Vocabulary matching
Memory game to review vocabulary learned
Apple tree game to review content read about
Concentric circles discussion
Scenario (convincing the school coordinator)
Role-play (parent and school director)
How did you feel about the online assignments? If you completed all of them, what motivated you to do so?If you didn't, what kept you from doing so?
Did you think the online assignments helped you gain deeper knowledge on the topics or do you think they didn't add anything to your learning? Which were the most effective assignments to you and which ones were the least relevant?
Feel free to make any other relevant comments about the course.
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