The faculty senate voted to change the criteria of the semesterly eSPOT teacher evaluations at its meeting Thursday. Julie Fry, chair of the senate’s Educational Evaluation Committee, proposed the idea to change the the Student Perception of Teaching (eSPOT) questionnaire. This decision was based on a series of student focus groups’ findings and recommendations from last school year. With their input, along with the recommendation of the senate’s University Evaluation Committee, the EEC changed some questions and erased others. “We now have 12 questions compared to 22 in the spring,” Fry said.
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eSPOT questionnaire to undergo changes
By Nia Brookins
Published Nov 8, 2016
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