Learning and Developing Distance Education Resources in Science (LADDERS) FEEDBACK FORM



  1. NAME OF PROGRAM (choose one)


  2. GRADE LEVEL OF YOUR STUDENTS


  3. NUMBER OF STUDENTS ATTENDING PROGRAM


  4. PLEASE ANSWER EACH OF THE QUESTIONS BELOW BY INDICATING YES, NO or DON'T KNOW. Any other feedback you would like to provide would be very welcome.
    • During the lesson, did your students do the following-
      1. Ask why or how questions (exhibit wonder or curiosity)
      2. Define questions from observations and current knowledge
      3. Plan and conduct simple experiments/investigations
      4. Propose explanations or hypotheses
      5. Apply logical thinking to predict results/outcomes
      6. Gather evidence from observation
      7. Construct an explanation based on evidence
      8. Construct alternative hypotheses
      9. Communicate explanations
      10. Synthesize the activity

    • Did the lesson -
      1. Provide materials for students to engage in open-ended research activity
      2. Connect students to real specimens
      3. Connect students to real-world science and scientists
      4. Initiate further student inquiry
      5. Address science curriculum standards
  5. Do you have any other feedback or comments you would like us to know about?

This programming opportunity is available from a grant received by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The focus of the grant is to determine the effectiveness of science inquiry education via video conferencing technology.


Thank you for your time!