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Post-Program Evaluation - Teacher
1.
Please rate the quality of the following:
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
The overall organization of the program
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
The graduate student presentations
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
The faculty researcher presentations
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
Programmatic support from staff
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
Your overall experience at the workshops
Poor
Okay
Good
Excellent
2.
Please rate your response to the following questions:
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A little
Somewhat
Very
After completing this program, do you feel prepared to teach your students topics in nanoscience and nanotechnology?
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A little
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Very
Do you feel confident bringing a nanoscience and nanotechnology experiment (from any source) into your class curriculum?
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A little
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Very
Were you given the tools and support infrastructure to enable you to teach science fundamentals (or standards) in a more stimulating fashion?
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Very
3.
Please rate how well you understand the following nanoscience concepts:
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Nanostructures have very large surface to volume ratios
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The surface determines the properties for most nanomaterials
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Different forces dominate at the nanometer scale
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Nanomaterials can dissolve without breaking into their atomic or molecular components
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Surfaces coated with nanostructures have unique interactions with liquids
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Electrons move differently within small structures
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Nanostructures are of similar sizes to cellular components and therefore they interact with cells in unique ways
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4.
Please rate how well you can describe the following expected impacts of nanoscience and nanotechnology to your students:
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Nanomaterials are important for solving the energy crisis
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Nanoscience is important for medicine
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There are nanostructures inside all the microchips in computers and electronic devices
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5.
Please rate how well this program did the following:
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Improved my understanding of nanoscience and nanotechnology
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Very well
Presented the state-of-the-art research activities happening within the science community
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Very well
Created network opportunity with a community of science teachers with similar enthusiasm for curriculum innovation
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Had experts explain and share recent science and technology advances
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Had experts share teaching resources on scientific topics
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Offered unique experiences to my students, different from the typical class assignments
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Brought the latest scientific and technological progress to my students
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Very well
Provided instructions and guidance for incorporating this program’s materials into my classroom
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Very well
6.
Please rate your agreement with the following statement:
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
I have sufficient teaching materials to explain nanoscience and nanotechnology to my students
Strongly Disagree
Disagree
Agree
Strongly Agree
7.
Are you getting any resistance from your department to bringing this new information to your class?
Yes
Maybe
No
8.
Have you recommended this program to your colleagues?
Yes
Maybe
No
9.
Do you plan to recommend this program to your colleagues?
Yes
Maybe
No
10.
Please rate the support you are getting from your school for integrating this new content into your class(es):
Strong Support
Some Support
Small Resistance
Strong Resistance
11.
How many of these experiments do you plan to incorporate into your curriculum next year?
Self Assembly
Solar Cell
Superhydrophobic
Photolithography
Nanowire pH Sensor
Biotoxicity
Magnetic Fluids
Water Filtration
12.
Please rate this program relative to other science teacher training workshops you have completed.
N/A
The Worst
Worse
Equal
Better
The Best