The document is a questionnaire designed to assess the effectiveness of inclusiveness courses at Hawassa University, focusing on undergraduate students' demographics and their perceptions of the course content, teaching methods, teacher competency, assessment practices, and student engagement. It includes sections for demographic information and a series of statements for students to rate their agreement on a scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree. The aim is to gather feedback to improve the inclusiveness course offerings.
The document is a questionnaire designed to assess the effectiveness of inclusiveness courses at Hawassa University, focusing on undergraduate students' demographics and their perceptions of the course content, teaching methods, teacher competency, assessment practices, and student engagement. It includes sections for demographic information and a series of statements for students to rate their agreement on a scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree. The aim is to gather feedback to improve the inclusiveness course offerings.
The document is a questionnaire designed to assess the effectiveness of inclusiveness courses at Hawassa University, focusing on undergraduate students' demographics and their perceptions of the course content, teaching methods, teacher competency, assessment practices, and student engagement. It includes sections for demographic information and a series of statements for students to rate their agreement on a scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree. The aim is to gather feedback to improve the inclusiveness course offerings.
The document is a questionnaire designed to assess the effectiveness of inclusiveness courses at Hawassa University, focusing on undergraduate students' demographics and their perceptions of the course content, teaching methods, teacher competency, assessment practices, and student engagement. It includes sections for demographic information and a series of statements for students to rate their agreement on a scale from strongly disagree to strongly agree. The aim is to gather feedback to improve the inclusiveness course offerings.
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Questionnaire on: Determining the Effectiveness of Practices in Offering Inclusiveness Course: A Study of
Undergraduate Students Hawassa University
SECTION A : DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE: Please kindly respond to the questions below as it relates to you. You may tick (√) as appropriate 1. GENDER: Male ( ) Female ( ) 2. Academic year: 1st year ( ) 2nd year ( ) 3rd year ( ) 4th year ( ) 3. COLLEGE: College of Engineering ( ) College of Education ( ) College of Social Science ( ) College of Agriculture ( ) 4. PROGRAMME: Regular () Weekend () Night () SECTION B: The following table presents five issues firstly the nature of inclusiveness course given to you, secondly teaching method your teacher used while teaching, at third teacher competency/knowledge level, fourthly practices in assessment and lastly about students participation character. Please tick (√) as deemed appropriate to you any of the options provided below: Strongly disagree (1), Disagree (2), neutral (3), agree (4) and strongly agree (5)
Items 1 2 3. 4 5
1. About the inclusiveness course
The presented course content was clear, attractive and relevant to course outlines This course can change learner’s less knowledge and attitude about people with disabilities The objectives of this course can be easily mastered The course can enables students to love people with disabilities and vulnerabilities 2. The Teaching Approach The teacher provided course outlines before the class began Lecture materials are related to the course objectives The teacher used participatory approach and many examples during lecturing We were frequently given a chance to ask and respond to questions 3. Teacher’s knowledge The teacher know very well about the course The presented lecture notes are very details and clear to understand I have got more knowledge about People with disabilities very well Because of teacher’s behavior, we liked the course too 4. The Assessment The teachers use used variety of assessment related to course objectives The teacher provided us feedback after assessments The given assessments were well designed and educative The instruction, words, and hierarchies in assessment contents were clear and has no complexity 5. Student’s Engagement Almost all students attend the class All assignments and activities were actively done by students I was provided with many opportunities to interact with my instructor I recommend this lecturer for other groups Thank you so much for your response
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