STUDENT FEEDBACK

1. in school

1.1. regular school survey, e.g. every school year

1.2. have a sample survey that teachers can adapt to their personal needs

1.3. create a "future day/week" to work on school projects, improve your own school, based on what has been said in the surveys

2. in class

2.1. get students' feedback on the course and its contents

2.2. feedback about your teaching

2.3. feedback about methods

2.4. problem-oriented feedback according to the class, e.g. homework problems, understanding FL when spoken in class

3. goals

3.1. students' views

3.2. foster critical thinking skills

4. why

4.1. even in university, students talk about things they would like to see changed or that would interest them more than what they're doing right now, ways of teaching they don't like etc. - but they seldomnly come forward with them

4.2. enable students to speak their mind without fearing to be downgraded

4.3. creating a school environment that is open to change and wants to foster critical thinking skills

5. status quo

5.1. student feedback at German schools - is it already happening?

5.2. pioneer Scandinavia: what do they do?

6. survey

6.1. conduct a survey at a school in Kiel

6.2. ask at Swedish schools when in Boras

7. LANGUAGE

7.1. misunderstandings

7.2. one school survey, one language class survey?

8. SOURCES

8.1. Harvard: Making student feedback work

8.2. quality in higher education

8.3. ERIC