Survey Results for ASL/Deaf Studies Dept

Dept of ASL and Deaf Studies

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Summer 2015
Course

Course/Organizations Included:

Summer2015-ASL741-HY01 Methods of Sign Language Teaching

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Overall Summary
Total Survey Recipients:

29

Response Rate for Summer 2015

29 Recipients
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RECIPIENTS

Detailed Question Results

How knowledgeable in the course content was your instructor?
EXTREMELY
KNOWLEDGEABLE

VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE

MODERATELY
KNOWLEDGEABLE

SLIGHTLY KNOWLEDGEABLE

NOT AT ALL
KNOWLEDGEABLE

Summer2015-ASL741-HY01 Methods of Sign Language Teaching

Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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How clearly did the instructor explain difficult material?

EXTREMELY CLEAR

VERY CLEAR

MODERATELY CLEAR

SLIGHTLY CLEAR

NOT AT ALL CLEAR

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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The course was well organized.

STRONGLY AGREE

SOMEWHAT AGREE

NEITHER AGREE OR
DISAGREE

SOMEWHAT DISAGREE

STRONGLY DISAGREE

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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The course made me think critically.

STRONGLY AGREE

SOMEWHAT AGREE

NEITHER AGREE OR
DISAGREE

SOMEWHAT DISAGREE

STRONGLY DISAGREE

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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The instructors use of ASL was:

VERY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

MOSTLY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

UNDERSTANDABLE.

SLIGHTLY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

NOT
UNDERSTANDABLE.

CANNOT DETERMINE,
DID NOT SEE THE
INSTRUCTOR SIGN.

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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The instructor's writing was:

VERY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

MOSTLY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

UNDERSTANDABLE.

SLIGHTLY
UNDERSTANDABLE.

NOT
UNDERSTANDABLE.

CANNOT DETERMINE,
DID NOT SEE
INSTRUCTOR WRITE.

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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Did the instructor understand your signing

VERY WELL

FINE

SOMEWHAT

SLIGHTLY

NOT REALLY

CANNOT DETERMINE,
DID NOT RECEIVE
FEEDBACK ON MY
SIGNING.

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Did the instructor understand your writing

VERY WELL

FINE

SOMEWHAT

SLIGHTLY

NOT REALLY

CANNOT DETERMINE,
DID NOT RECEIVE
FEEDBACK ON MY
WRITING.

Summer2015-ASL741-HY01 Methods of Sign Language Teaching

Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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The course content and lessons covered were:

TOO EASY.

NOT TOO BAD.

ABOUT RIGHT.

RATHER CHALLENGING.

OVERWHELMING.

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Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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All courses at Gallaudet are designed with a bilingual focus. Do you feel the amount of
ASL presented in this course was:
TOO MUCH.

A LITTLE MUCH.

APPROPRIATE.

NOT QUITE ENOUGH.

NOT ENOUGH AT ALL.

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All courses at Gallaudet are designed with a bilingual focus. Do you feel the amount of
English presented in this course was:
TOO MUCH.

A LITTLE MUCH.

APPROPRIATE.

NOT QUITE ENOUGH.

NOT ENOUGH AT ALL.

Summer2015-ASL741-HY01 Methods of Sign Language Teaching

Instructors: Raychelle Harris

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With an online, hybrid or face-to-face course, teacher-student interaction can be

unique. Students are encouraged to share questions and/or concerns through a variety of
communication tools (office hours, Gallaudet email, MyThread, GallaudetIM, Gallaudet
videochat, Blackboard and more.) Did you find your instructor to be accessible and
responsive?
STRONGLY AGREE.

SOMEWHAT AGREE.

NEITHER AGREE NOR

DISAGREE.

SOMEWHAT DISAGREE.

STRONGLY DISAGREE.

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Did you find the rubrics and grading process fair?

THE RUBRIC AND GRADING
PROCESS WAS TOO
GENEROUS.

THE RUBRIC AND GRADING

PROCESS WAS GENEROUS.

THE RUBRIC AND GRADING

PROCESS WAS FAIR.

THE RUBRIC AND GRADING

PROCESS WAS TOUGH.

THE RUBRIC AND GRADING

PROCESS WAS TOO TOUGH.

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How beneficial is this course for your career?

EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL.

VERY BENEFICIAL.

MODERATELY BENEFICIAL.

SLIGHTLY BENEFICIAL.

NOT AT ALL BENEFICIAL.

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Overall, I rate this course:

STRONGLY LIKE.

FAVOR

DON'T LIKE OR DISLIKE.

DON'T LIKE

STRONGLY DISLIKE.

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Would you recommend others to take this course?

ABSOLUTELY!

YES.

MAYBE.

NO.

ABSOLUTELY NOT!

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Comments: Overall (22)

Best teacher I ever had!
Champ!
Dr. Harris was one of the best instructors I have had and am registered for two classes with her this Fall. She has
inspired me to improve myself!
I learned a variety of teaching methods and I appreciate that course.
I absolutely loved taking this course under Dr. Harris! I've learned so much that I know I will apply what I have learned
in this course to my future job as an ASL instructor!!! Thanks to Dr. Harris!!!
I learned so much from this course. She is the best professor who knows how to teach this course.
I want my professor to share or discuss more in the class than giving us big projects. Having projects is to keep myself
distance away from facing my professor. Dr. Harris, by far, is the best and her insights in education is unbelievably
invaluable.
I would have liked more in-person lectures on teaching methods, but overall I learned a lot which will definitely help me
in my future career.
Loved this class!!!
N/A
Please have ASLPI be more strigent with its rubric testing. I see several fair ASL users in cohort 2015 and it is no
tolerance as being ASL instructor!
Professor Harris was perhaps the best instructor I have had at Gallaudet thus far. Her organization, clarity, and grasp
of the material were amazing. She was always looking for ways to improve and bent over backward for us multiple
times. She was awesome!
Raychelle did great professor with providing great ASL resource. An example is to use ASL Choice for Methods of
Teaching Sign Language that helps me comprehension lot. Suggestion - Tutors are preferred to be experienced taken
methods course. More hours.
Raychelle is an amazing professor. Very professional. I learn a lot from her. Thank you for being amazing professor!
Not only that career, as my personal grow.
She is AWESOME!

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Comments: Overall (22)

The course is so beneficial in every aspect. Dr. Harris made sure we ALL had constructive feedback and understood
the materials. Highly REC her course!
The professor is extremely focused and dedicated sharing her vast knowledge and love for wanting each one of us to
become very successful with the knowledge and in our SL fields! She is truly one of kind! So glad to have learned a
great amount from her!
This class is extremely beneficial, especially about what kind of topics to consider and be sensitive toward students'
needs (disabled, anxiety issues, etc.).
This is the first time I heard about different methods since I had been teaching ASL in my career and now WOW I
learn something more about it. Thanks
Wonderful course! Sure learned a lot of new topics!
classmates?
this class definitely made me think about my future classroom.

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