StoriesLive® Student Evaluation

1. StoriesLive® - Final evaluation

 
Dear high school student,
We had a blast working with you in your classrooms and hearing all of your stories. We appreciated all your energy and the valuable time you invested in learning to craft and perform. Your participation this year was stellar and we thank you for sharing your amazing stories.

StoriesLive® is a program that massmouth.org wants to take to high schools...well, everywhere. Not just Massachusetts. As some of our first participants in our third year we especially value your opinions-- good, bad or indifferent. Your survey is anonymous in the way all things web related are.

Which is to say we have the IP address and time stamp of each entry.

Whatever your honest opinions, we do want to know what you think. So even if we 'bombed' - we want to know how badly. But only if you can be specific. You can trash us if you think it is fair and we will pay attention to your opinion if it is backed up with thought, reason and evidence. We will dump pranks, rants or nonsense so save your time.

We intend to make StoriesLive® the most positive educational experience it can be for all students, from the naturally theatrical, creative writers to the shy students who may be challenged or reluctant to participate. We think you can help us do that. So please, take a few moments to evaluate our work this year with this short survey.

At massmouth.org, our new website, you will see video, articles and other information. You all are making history with us !

Thanks,
Norah Dooley
for the massmouth StoriesLive® team
stories@massmouth.com
office:617-942-2553
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1. What is your grade level and the name of you high school? Chose one.
2. StoriesLive® has may parts. Please evaluate the effectiveness of various elements of the program below. 5 = most effective/best and 1 = least and NA = you did not participate in this or it was not a part of your program
5 - yes!4 - yes3 - not really2 - really?1 - bombedNA - missed this or...
Combined assembly and workshop.
Professional development workshop.
Lesson 1 recap of assembly and finding a story
Lesson 2 story mapping, crafting and practice
Lesson 3 tools of a storyteller and practice
Lesson 4 in class slam, listening to and evaluating peers
Homework - practice your story with real live people
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3. We'd like to have your opinion of your overall experience of StoriesLive® project...what you liked, what was challenging, what you noticed happening around you, etc.
Word!yes mostlynot reallywe need to talk
The assembly helped me think of my stories.
I feel like I know and appreciate myself better.
I felt engaged by the exercises and they helped get ready.
I gained confidence in presenting an unscripted presentation.
Hearing other stories, I became motivated and ready to tell my story.
I feel I know more about story structure.
Most students got something from the exercises.
It is easier to write about my experience now.
I feel better able to express myself.
My classmates really listened to me.
My classmates surprised me with their stories.
I was totally into telling my story from the start.
My classmates seemed to really listen to each other.
massmouth provided the materials and help I needed to tell my story.
I can tell a story about anything now.
I prefer listening to telling stories.
I feel I can handle a live interview more easily.
I have an idea about how to start my college application essay.
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4. We want to know how you felt about public speaking and oral presentations BEFORE you participated in the StoriesLive® project:
Word!That's meNot reallyRarelyNever
I feel tense when I see the words “speaking assignment” and “public performance” on a course outline when studying.
I get anxious when I think about a speaking assignment coming up.
I have no fear of telling a story or speaking assignments.
I am nervous just before speaking assignments, but I settle down after starting and feel calmer.
My hands tremble when I am presenting or performing.
I am in constant fear of forgetting what I wanted to say.
I am confident telling a story or during a speaking assignment.
I feel comfortable and relaxed just before any speaking assignment.
When I make a mistake in an oral presentation, I find it hard to concentrate on the parts that follow.
I have trouble falling asleep the night before speaking assignments.
While giving an oral presentation, I get so nervous I forget things I really know.
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5. We want to know how you felt about public speaking and oral presentations AFTER you participated in the StoriesLive® project:
Still!That's meNot reallyNot so much, now.Not any more!
Nothing has changed and I am sticking by the answers above. ( if this is you, you may skip over these questions below).
I feel tense when I see the words “speaking assignment” and “public performance” on a course outline when studying.
I get anxious when I think about a speaking assignment coming up.
I have no fear of telling a story or speaking assignments.
I am nervous just before speaking assignments, but I settle down after starting and feel calmer.
My hands tremble when I am presenting or performing.
I am in constant fear of forgetting what I wanted to say.
I am confident telling a story or during a speaking assignment.
I feel comfortable and relaxed just before any speaking assignment.
When I make a mistake in an oral presentation, I find it hard to concentrate on the parts that follow.
I have trouble falling asleep the night before speaking assignments.
While giving an oral presentation, I get so nervous I forget things I really know.
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