Course Evaluation for
Web Mastering, Business Computer Applications I & II, Video Technology, or
Business Education Courses
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Please circle one: PARENT STUDENT
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The statements below relate to the quality of the business education courses. Following each statement is a letter representing the level of evaluation.
E = Exceeds Quality Standard
M = Meets Quality Standard
B = Below Quality Standard..
Please circle only one letter in each group.
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Section I
Professionalism
Section I
Course Goals and Objectives
1. Clearly written course goals and objectives, considering
the needs and interests of students, have been developed. E M B
2. Student performance objectives are considered in the
development of course goals and objectives. E M B
3. Written instructional objectives have been developed. E M B
4. Written goals for the teaching and reinforcement of
basic skills are provided. E M B
5. Learning objectives are discussed and presented
to students at the beginning of the school year. E M B
6. Adequate provisions are made for educating all students. E M B
7. Student selection is based on interest and aptitude for
employment in a technical field. E M B
Recommendations and/or Comments:
Section II
Curriculum and Instruction
1. Course Syllabi are helpful and reflect student skills & interest E M B
2. Completion of comprehensive/work-based courses provides
the student with the skills required for entry level employment. E M B
3. A variety of instructional materials are available and
are utilized. E M B
4. Teachers use a variety of teaching methods. E M B
5. Standards for measuring level of performance have
been identified and are consistent with instructional
objectives and school policy. E M B
Recommendations and/or Comments:
Section III
1. Guidelines, policies, and procedures have been
established . E M B
2. Suggestions for course(s) improvements are solicited
from committee members. E M B
6. Students have input and choices in the curriculum. E M B
Recommendations and/or Comments:
Section IV
Vocational Student Organization
. Section V Comprehensive/Work-based Delivery System
1. Written training plans which include a variety of activities
at different levels of responsibilities are prepared for each
student. E M B
2. Classroom instruction is related to on-the-job experiences E M B
3. The most recently revised curriculum for the course in which
the student is enrolled is available and being utilized. E M B
4. A continuous evaluation of student progress is made
by the teacher . E M B
5. Periodic conferences involving the student,
and teacher are conducted. E M B
Training Stations
1. Procedures have been established whereby students are
placed in training stations . E M B
training stations. E M B
Recommendations and/or Comments:
Section V
Facilities and EquipmentThe following statements pertain to the adequacy of facilities and equipment. Circle the appropriate response for each statement.
1. Facilities are adequate for type of instruction given. Yes No.
2. Facilities meet standards for handicapped students. Yes No
3. Facilities meet standards for both male and female students Yes No
4. Adequate money is budgeted for the classroom laboratory. Yes No
5. Classroom equipment is in a good condition. Yes No
6. There is an adequate number of computers available
for the students in the largest class. Yes No
7. Machines and equipment in the classroom are similar to those
found in occupations for which students are being prepared. Yes No
8. Materials and supplies are available in sufficient quantities
for teaching the courses offered. Yes No
9. Fire extinguishers are well-marked and accessible to students
and teachers. Yes No
Recommendations and/or Comments:
Section X Program Evaluation
SummaryMajor Strengths:
Major Weaknesses:
Major Recommendations:
Other Remarks: