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Make it yours!
Give it your personal style!
https://tinyurl.com/ECTA-Google-Forms-TEMPLATE

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Thanks to all British Council teachers for their inspirational generosity.

And CAM for encouraging happy teaching!

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An inspiring way of understanding the teaching-learning process.

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An inspiring way of understanding the teaching-learning process.

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The document: For a teacher's detailed view, question selection and hard copies.

in Google Forms: For students to assess the teacher and obtain useful spreadsheets which can be beautifully presented.

In Kahoot!: For students, to assess the teacher and have fun (40-50 min)

In Plickers:  For students, to assess the teacher when there are no devices available to play kahoot with (50-60 min).

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IN39_TEACHING FOR SUCCESS - Final  Project

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IN39_TEACHING FOR SUCCESS - Final  Project

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After two weeks reflecting and sharing ideas about teaching methodology, motivation, learner training, new technologies and much more, the most important ideas where gathered in order to build up a survey. It has been named End of Course Teaching Assessment (ECTA), and it is available for any teacher that would like to share it, use it or adapt it for their own teaching needs.

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Enable this complement or "add-on" in your Google Forms, and you will obtain much better diagrams than default ones.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/advanced-summary-by-aweso/acjijfibfkinmiggeggndoeolggfahhl

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My project's license

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If no devices or internet connection is available for sutdents.

https://www.plickers.com/

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Follow this survey link for students.

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My personal project's description and details.

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Survey Link for students.

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Self evaluation or monitoring is an essential part of a teacher's determination of development and professional growth. As well, it brings a taste of reality to the classroom (Richards, 1990).

Those aspects of oneself that everybody else can see, but cannot be perceived by the very teacher are named "Blind spot", according to the Johari window (Joseph Luft & Harry Ingram, 1955), but can be unveiled by self assessment techniques. Otherwise, due to a lack of development professional production may become progressively reflect one's own life view, and may not reflect the students real needs (Wallace, 2011).

This way, teaching enters a vicious cycle that may work, but will get easily closed, hermetic and stale.

So please, go for it!! Enjoy the feeling of contributing to this teacher improvement!!

PABLO ENRÍQUEZ SALVADOR

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End of course teaching assessment (ECTA)

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Self evaluation or monitoring is an essential part of a teacher's determination of development and professional growth. As well, it brings a taste of reality to the classroom (Richards, 1990). Those aspects of oneself that everybody else can see, but cannot be perceived by the very teacher are named "Blind spot", according to the Johari window (Joseph Luft & Harry Ingram, 1955), but can be unveiled by self assessment techniques.

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This is how results are reprersented in pie charts and other diagrams...

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GoogleForms' results can be exported into a Google Spreadsheet                                                                                    

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GoogleForms' results can be exported into a Google Spreadsheet                                                                                    

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So that results can be analyzed and statistically managed.