TSHWANE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

STUDENT FEEDBACK ON LECTURING
 (PRACTICALS)
Revised February 2001 

Stated below is a list of criteria used to evaluate your lecturer.  Please indicate, by encircling the appropriate number, to what extent (eg never, seldom, usually, always) the lecturer complies with the criteria.  YOUR HONEST OPINION IS REQUIRED. YOU ARE THEREFORE NOT ASKED TO IDENTIFY YOURSELF.  
Please answer ALL the questions.
Name of lecturer:	                                                                                                              
Subject:		                                                                                                              
Course:		                                                                                                              
Semester and Year:	                                                                                                              

Never
	Seldom
	Usually
	Always

A.	INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP
This lecturer:

i.	is easy to approach for help (during practicals)	i.	0	i.	1	i.	2	i.	3		
ii.	ii.  	is reasonable and fair in making decisions/applying rules	ii.	0	ii.	1	ii.	2	ii.	3		
iii.	iii.  	is able to control the class 	iii.	0	iii.	1	iii.	2	iii.	3	A
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iv.  	succeeds in motivating students	0	1	2	3		

B.	COMMUNICATION AND PRESENTATION STYLE
This lecturer: 

i.	sets out objectives for each practical session	i.	0	i.	1	i.	2	i.	3		
ii.	ii.  	explains and/or demonstrates practical work in an understandable way	ii.	0	ii.	1	ii.	2	ii.	3		
iii.	iii.  	is enthusiastic about practical work	iii.	0	iii.	1	iii.	2	iii.	3		
iv.	iv.   	presents practicals in an organised manner	iv.	0	iv.	1	iv.	2	iv.	3	B
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v.  	is always on time for practicals classes	0	1	2	3		

C.	SAFETY IN THE LABORATORY
This lecturer: 

i.	clearly explains/demonstrates safety rules and regulations	i.	0	i.	1	i.	2	i.	3		
ii.	ii.  	is reasonable, fair and consistent in the application of safety rules  and regulations	ii.	0	ii.	1	ii.	2	ii.	3	B
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iii.  	sets the example with respect to safety in the laboratory	0	1	2	3		

Never
	Seldom
	Usually
	Always

D.	ASSESSMENT (Written tests, competency tests, reports, professional conduct)
This lecturer:

i.	clearly explains the required format for reports/assignment 	i.	0	i.	1	i.	2	i.	3		
ii.	ii.  	links the practicals to the theory	ii.	0	ii.	1	ii.	2	ii.	3		
iii.	iii.  	returns evaluated reports/assignments within two weeks or at next block (block students)	iii.	0	iii.	1	iii.	2	iii.	3		
iv.	iv.  	clearly indicates how marks are allocated for practicals	iv.	0	iv.	1	iv.	2	iv.	3	 	
v.	v. 	gives adequate feedback on reports/assignments	v.	0	v.	1	v.	2	v.	3	C 
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vi.           assesses the skills required by the objectives stated for the practical	0	1	2	3		

E.	STUDY GUIDE, TEXT BOOK AND PRACTICAL MANUALS (WHERE APPLICABLE)

i.	The lecturer refers to the text book or practical manual	i.	0	i.	1	i.	2	i.	3		
ii.	ii.  	The study guide clearly states the regulations regarding practical tests and practical assessment	ii.	0	ii.	1	ii.	2	ii.	3		

ii	iii.	The study guide or practical manual clearly states the objectives to be met.  		ii	0	ii	1	ii	2	ii	3	D
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iv. 	The study guide clearly reflects the programme and topics to be covered during the semester	0	1	2	3		

Overall, I rate this lecturer as
Excellent		Above average		Average		Below average		Poor		
10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	

Comments (anything applicable you want to add , or which adds value to..):  

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THANK-YOU FOR YOUR TIME