Local Students Can Submit Teacher Feedback

Posted by zeth 1337
February 28, 2006

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This may cause some local disruption, but life’s short, right?


District 91 is near the end of their second trimester, so it seems a good time to let students in our area know they can give feedback about their teachers at a wonderful site called ratemyteachers.com. Local college students can rate their professors at a similar site called ratemyprofessors.com.

Now when reviewing teachers, be honest, but don’t be stupid. Extremely bad or great ratings are ignored by everyone because nobody is all that bad or all that great. The point is to give honest feedback. The more honest it is, the more useful it is for other students to evaluate if they want to take a certain teacher. Teachers also review these sites periodically to get ideas on how they can improve, so keep the criticism constructive.

After you’re done reviewing all your teachers, tell your buddies via myspace, IM, phone call, whisper, shout out, whatever you kids do now to spread the word.

We’ll be sure to post reminders about this whenever local semesters and trimesters end.

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Idaho Falls Today! Comment # 1 by Joe Vandal on September 22, 2006 @ 11:59 am  
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Maybe this is why IdahoFallz.com is inaccessible in the local school districts?

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