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Public Art is Smart Outcome Measurement

Public Art is SmART (PAIS) Feedback

The Public Art is SmART (PAIS) program is a new initiative of the Norman Arts Council. Our hope is to support our educators with creative, innovative approaches to required subjects by connecting classrooms with Norman’s cultural assets—our public art.

Please help us make improvements to our approach to supporting our educators and students by giving us your candid feedback on your experience with PAIS curriculum. This feedback form is estimated to take between 3-10 minutes to complete, depending on how much written feedback you wish to share.
1.Teacher Name
2.Grade (mark all that apply)
3.Number of students who participated in PAIS curriculum
4.Which pieces of public art did you study?
5.Which subjects did you cover?
6.Please rank the following statements
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly Agree
N/A
PAIS supported my curriculum
PAIS gave me more creative and innovative approaches to teaching
PAIS made me feel more supported by our community
Students who participated in PAIS experienced the joy of learning
When participating in PAIS group activities, students displayed more collaborative skills
PAIS encouraged students to develop critical thinking skills such as being reflective, analytic and creative in finding solutions to challenges
PAIS led to students being more deeply engaged with the subject matter
Students felt more connected with the community of Norman as a result of PAIS
PAIS increased student pride about our community
PAIS had a positive impact on overall student learning
PAIS has increased MY awareness of the value of public art in Norman
PAIS has increased the awareness of the value of public art in Norman among my colleagues
PAIS has increased the awareness of the value of public art in Norman among my students
7.Would you use PAIS curriculum again? Why or why not?
8.Would you recommend we change anything about the PAIS curriculum you used? If so, what?
9.Did you observe any "aha" moments among your students? Please tell us about it.
10.How has your view of public art in Norman changed since using PAIS?
11.What else would you like to tell us?
Current Progress,
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