Tomorrow in class I will ask you -- for the last time this semester -- to evaluate your learning and your performance in our course. I will take this into consideration, along with your journal, your blog, your vocabulary final, your portfolio, your literature analyses, and your class participation, which includes your comments to your colleagues' blogs.
Since this is your last opportunity to contribute to my understanding of your performance this semester, I am posting the questions ahead of time so that you have the chance to reflect. Please feel free to write your answers ahead of time. I will collect these during the period tomorrow.
FINAL SELF-ASSESSMENT FALL 2019
1. Please describe a skill that you improved during the semester. Provide a blog post or a journal entry that you feel shows your improvement.
2. Please describe your work habits as they relate to this course. Did you diligently complete your work? Did you procrastinate? Do you now have routines and strategies that support your ability to do your best? Please explain.
3. Please describe a risk you took or a mistake you made that helped you learn.
4. Please indicate what letter grade you earned for the semester, and please explain how you arrived at this conclusion.
5. Please set a goal for next semester. What grade do you intend to earn in this course in the Spring? Why? What does this represent to you? What are you willing to sacrifice in order to achieve this goal?
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