English 001T Classroom Presentation
Evaluation Form©
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6 indicates that the presenter is
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5 indicates that the presenter is
good enough in this particular area to perform as a TA at Purdue. |
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4 means there is still some
improvement to be made in this area, but getting close to being acceptable
for the purposes of performing as a TA. |
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3 indicates there is considerable
improvement to be made in this area. |
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2 indicates that the presenter needs
extensive improvement in this area before becoming a TA at Purdue. |
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MATERIALS SELECTION AND ORGANIZATION |
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COMMENTS |
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3. Appropriate amount of information |
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CLASSROOM INTERACTION |
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1. Kept good eye contact with students |
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2. Checked for comprehension |
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3. Asked clear and relevant questions |
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4. Responses to students' questions were
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PRESENCE AND DELIVERY |
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1. Appeared comfortable/poised |
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2. Volume was adequate |
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3. Speed (not too fast or slow) |
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LANGUAGE |
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1. TA was understandable |
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Pronunciation |
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Grammar |
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Vocabulary |
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OVERALL IMPRESSION |
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Please comment on the strengths and the
weaknesses of this presenter's performance |
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Proficiency Program, 2007. Please do not duplicate without
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