Tuesday, May 29, 2012
The one question I have is for my feedback, I wanted to do a short survey after my presentation. Are there any more suggestions on getting feed back. The resources I found helpful are: www.takepart.com/article/2011/06/06 , www.nabe.org , and Thomas, W.P.& Collier, Vap (2003) The multiple benefits of dual language educational leadership.
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I also found www.nabe.org to be useful while doing my advocacy research in Early literacy! Because it focuses on the well being of bilingual students and their families. I think that our advocacy is similar and I would like to keep in contact with you so that one day we could work together!
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful idea Sandra. I will keep in contact with you.
DeleteI am going to ask about questions throughout. One Thing I will be saying in my presentation is I am donating my time to certain learning centers in the summer. Is there anyone who knows of anything else I can do besides suggesting donations for music program or fundraising, or any other camp or learning center that I can bring my ideas to?
DeleteI did not recieved as much feedback as I was expecting from the key audiences. I ask the key audiences if they had any questions or suggestions for me. I had some interesting handouts, and I believe that it brought some feedback.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment,I also have handouts so maybee that will help me with some of my feed back as well.
DeleteI am going to pass around a feed back box so people can respond. A lot of times you can get more responses because people may feel uncomfortable responding verbally. Maybe something to think about.
DeleteThanks Roberto that is a good suggestion, because some people don't like talking in public, and some might want to ask a question, but don't want no one to know it was them who asked the question. I will definitely give that some thought.
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