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Agriculture Semester Evaluation Form - SPRING 2014
Please complete this evaluation form and be open & honest.
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Select your current year in school.
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9th
10th
11th
12th
Which agriculture class are you taking? (2ND SEMESTER)
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Vet Science Procedures
Plant Science ES
Wildlife Ecology
Field Study in Wildlife Ecology
What was your favorite part(s) of this AGRICULTURE class you took?
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What was your least favorite part(s) of this agriculture class?
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What could be done to imporve this class
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Rate the teacher for this class (MRS. SKEMP)
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Rate the class materials ( books, labs, activities) for this class.
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Rate the course overall
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My teacher (whom teaches this class)....
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ACCOUNTABLE - Holds herself to the same expectations and standards as she holds students.
ADAPTABLE - Makes changes to lessons or activities on the fly because of an unforeseen situation or problem.
CARING - Going the extra mile to ensure that every student is successful in some way.
COMPASSIONATE - Recognizes that students have problems outside of school and helping them trhough those issues
COOPERATIVE - The ability to work effectively with administration, other teachers, and parents for the good of students.
CREATIVE - Taking a concept and shaping a lesson that is unique, engaging, and dynamic.
DEDICATED - Spending the necessary time to provide students with the best education.
DETERMINED - Finding any means necessary to reach all students no matter the challenge
My teacher (whom teaches this class)....
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EMPATHIC - Being sensitive to a student's struggles even though they may not personally be able to relate to them.
ENGAGING - The ability to grab attention of students and to maintain their attention.
EVOLVING - Looks for ways to improve themselves as well as individual lessons or components of lessons
FEARLESS - Trying a new approach that may be outside the norm and may receive criticism or scrutiny.
FORGIVING - Putting incidents with students, parents, or teachers behind them so it doesn't impact their teaching.
GENEROUS - Volunteering for extra assignments and/or giving their own money for classroom or student needs.
GRIT - The determination to overcome any obstacle in the way of obtaining a long term goal.
INSPIRATIONAL - The ability to get students to buy into, believe in, and to be motivated to learn or improve themselves.
JOYFUL - Coming to class most days in a good mood, excited, and enthusiastic about doing your job.
KIND - The ability to say and do things that uplifts, motivates, and inspires their students.
My teacher (whom teaches this class)....
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LISTENER - Gives attention when others are talking about problems and tries to understand and support them.
ORGANIZED - Keeps things neat and in order to access materials quickly and to make efficient transitions.
PASSIONATE - Teaching with enthusiasm and exuberance on a daily basis because they love the content and the students.
PATIENT - Accepting or tolerating delays, problems, or suffering without becoming annoyed or anxious.
RESILIENT - When faced with challenges has the ability to continue and resume to move forward.
RESOURCEFUL - Having the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome unplanned difficulties or obtain resources.
TRUSTWORTHY - Others feel comfortable to place their trust and are assured that the trust shall not be betrayed.
I feel...
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My teacher values me as a person
Strongly agree
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Comfortable sharing my ideas in class
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Challenged in this class
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I get helpful feedback from my teacher
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The workload in this class is managable
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The FFA program is open to all students
Strongly agree
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The FFA is beneficial to my development as a student
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Any other good, bad, or ugly that Mrs. Skemp should know before she transitions to Milton.