Evaluation of
Human Geography by Ingolf Vogeler

Student evaluations are critical for knowing what works and what does not work in a course. Please give me your frank assessment of the statements or questions below. Select from the answers given or type in your answers in the boxes provided. If you change your mind about the answers, go to the bottom of this page to find the Undo button.

1. The classroom atmosphere is one of mutual rapport, respect, goodwill, and friendliness. All students, including women and minorities, are treated fairly.
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

2. The instructor maintains regular office hours and willingly provides individual help when it is sought.
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

3. The instructor stimulates and challenges you to learn.
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

4. The instructor is tolerant of differences of opinion and is willing to admit "I don't know."
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

5. The self-confidence and delivery of lectures aids your learning.
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

6. The lectures are well organized and provide examples and illustrations; the material shows definite purpose.
strongly agree
agree
undecided
disagree
strongly disagree

7. Overall, considering your experience with other university instructors, how would you rate this instructor?
A (excellent)
B (good)
C (average)
D (below average)
F (unacceptable)

8. Overall, considering your experience with other courses, how would you rate this course?
A (excellent)
B (good
C (average)
D (below average)
F (unacceptable)


Comments
If you have something to say about the course or the instructor that has not been covered, type your comments in the boxes below. These comments are very important for knowing what to modify and improve in the course.

Provide three words that best describe this course:
If this is a good course, tell why (be as specific as possible):
If this is a bad course, tell why (be as specific as possible):

Thanks.