BIOL 241 Student Questionnaire Notes
BIOL 241 Sec 6581 and 6583 Student Questionnaire Notes
Purpose of the Questionnaire
- The Student Questionnaire is designed to help the instructor gain insights into the students' backgrounds, goals, and expectations.
- It aims to enhance the instructor's ability to facilitate effective teaching and mentorship throughout the course.
- Your Name: Students are required to provide their full name (first and last).
- Preferred Name: Students should indicate how they would like to be addressed in class, including any preferred nicknames.
- Email Contact: Students must provide an email address for communication outside of the course management system (Canvas).
Course Motivation
- Reason for taking Anatomy & Physiology: This section allows students to articulate their motivations for enrolling in the class.
- Expectations and Goals: Students should outline what they hope to gain from the course, setting a foundation for personal and academic objectives.
Science Background
- Previous Science Education: Students will detail any relevant science courses they have taken, particularly at South Puget Sound Community College (SPSCC).
- Experience in Science or Healthcare Settings: This includes any work experience in scientific or healthcare environments.
- BIOL 160 Course: Students are asked if they have taken this prerequisite course and to assess their comfort level with basic biology concepts if they have not completed it.
- Comfort Level Assessment: This is crucial for understanding their readiness for the current course material.
Current Employment
- Current Job Information: Students must provide details about their job, specifically the number of hours worked per week.
- Engagement in SPSCC Activities: Students are encouraged to mention participation in clubs, teams, or other extracurricular activities at SPSCC. This information can help build a sense of community and support in the classroom.
Personal Interests
- Hobbies and Other Interests: This section allows students to share personal interests outside of academics, helping to foster connections among classmates.
- Additional Education or Volunteer Experience: Students have the option to provide further details about their educational, job, or volunteer experiences that may contribute to the class knowledge base.
Personal Concerns
- Anxieties and Fears: Students can confidentially disclose any concerns or conflicts they may have that could affect their learning experience, allowing the instructor to address these issues proactively.
- Confidentiality Assurance: The questionnaire assures students that their responses will remain confidential and are intended solely to enhance the learning experience for everyone.
Conclusion
- The questionnaire is a comprehensive tool designed to foster communication between students and the instructor, promoting a supportive and effective learning environment for the Anatomy & Physiology course.