Final Program Reflections With Students

Obtenez des conseils et des suggestions de questions pour réfléchir avec les étudiants et obtenir leurs commentaires à la fin d'un programme.

Final Program Reflections With Students
  • Conclusion et réflexion
  • Conseils pratiques et hébergement

Final Program Reflections With Students

Essayer

Offer sentence starters to support students in sharing their feedback: “My favorite part of the program was _____ because _____.”

Essayer

Incorporate opportunities that allow students to share with one another and to share back with the group in some way.

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Keep questions and prompts short and simple. Layer and build on questions gradually to reflect on and explore more complex ideas.

Conseil d'enseignement et d'apprentissage à distance :

  • Use breakout rooms to have simultaneous sharing in smaller groups.
  • A Google Form can be an easy way to get feedback.
    • Try to make it anonymous and short.
    • Try to add questions with poll answers so students can pick A, B, C, or D, rather than having to type out an answer to each question.
    • To give more space for a student’s voice, include as the last question: “Is there anything else you’d like to share? Please do so here.”

Conseil d'enseignement et d'apprentissage à distance :

Provide alternatives to open-ended writing prompts online.

  • Students can record a video of themselves responding to the reflection questions, either alone or in conversation with an adult.
  • Students can use emojis to respond to each question, or the survey can be set up with multiple-choice answers using visuals to express ideas.
  • Try using a tool like a Word Cloud or Jamboard for students to submit reflections.