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: The Faculty LoungeStudent evaluations I love
By NRapoport
Up until now, my favorite evaluations have included "Drinks too much Diet Coke" (not true any more) and (from an 11-year-old sitting with her mom in my class, when asked how I compared to other professors) "I don't know; I'm only 11 years old."
But today, having turned in my grades for one of my courses, I was treated to a new all-time fave. The question in our evaluation form is how available the instructor is to his or her students. The student's evaluation of my availability? "She's married, dude. Don't be a tool."
Anyone else have other good ones?
(Posted by Nancy Rapoport.)
Full post as published by The Faculty Lounge on June 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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