Good Recommendations
Good Recommendations
Good Recommendations
4) MeasurableExplain what the course would look like, exactly, if your recommendation were put into effect. a. Bad example: Standard 1.1 was not met. b. Good example: There should be something in a prominent place on the homepage that guides students in exactly what they should do when they first log in.
3) SensitiveThis is personal for many instructors. Be tactful and kind. a. Bad example: Your objectives were completely amateur and off-target. Dont you know how to write a decent objective? b. Good example: Objectives need to be measurable and action-oriented, otherwise we can not assess students progress. I suggest using words like list or describe instead of understand and learn. 2) BalancedDont just point out the flaws. Point out the strengths as well. a. Bad example: [a list of everything wrong] b. Good example: [a list of everything wrong] AND--The cartoons you used to provide visual relief and humor in the lessons were a very nice touch. You did an excellent job of organizing the lesson content into understandable and meaningful chunks. (etc.)