One effective way for teachers to gather information about students’ experience of a lesson, or a teaching episode, is to get them to feedback on the learning that has occurred. ‘Exit Slips’ are a popular way to collect this information, and this can also be achieved using a simple Google Form to help teachers to gather student feedback too give an immediate snapshot of the teaching episode.
There are three versions of the form - Early years, Primary and Secondary. The questions ask the students to feedback on the effectiveness of instructional strategies, teacher interaction and their own learning. The forms can be completed in 2-3 minutes, on any device and will give the teacher immediate feedback from a whole class, or several members of the class.
These forms are designed to gain formative information; they are specifically focused on collecting data from a single teaching episode that will be discussed with the lesson observer to help the teacher develop their pedagogic practice.
There are three versions of the form - Early years, Primary and Secondary. The questions ask the students to feedback on the effectiveness of instructional strategies, teacher interaction and their own learning. The forms can be completed in 2-3 minutes, on any device and will give the teacher immediate feedback from a whole class, or several members of the class.
These forms are designed to gain formative information; they are specifically focused on collecting data from a single teaching episode that will be discussed with the lesson observer to help the teacher develop their pedagogic practice.