TRAINEE EVALUATES LECTURE
This form is for fellows and other trainees to evaluate lectures and lecturers. The evaluation is anonymous and surveys will only be offered as part of aggregated feedback. If you wish to identify yourself, please do so in "Comments."
Date of lecture
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Presenter
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Beata Geyer-Beaudoin
Charles Cartwright
Corinthia Cohen
Debbie Waksberg
Derrick Knighton
Diana Kaufman
Eric Parker
Gary Rosenberg
Giovanni Caracci
Greg Castillo
Joseph Rizziello
Kim Bost
Mark Chernin
Melissa Frederikse
Najeeb Hussain
Phil McCabe
Rafik Istafanous
Richard Carr
Rinku Arora
Sabina Mushtaq
Sangeetha Nayak
Steve Gilman
Sue Furrer
Sueli Petry
Tolga Taneli
Wanda Edwards
Waymon Benton
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Title of Lecture
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Orientation to Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
Evidence-Based Mental Health
Psychopharmacology
Psychotherapies - Family Systems
Psychotherapies - Psychodynamic
Psychotherapies - Other
Communication Skills in Clinical Care
Arts and Mental Health
Departmental Journal Club
Departmental Grand Rounds
Live Patient Interview & Case Vignettes
Special Topics in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Evaluation
Please rate each item, guided by the descriptions, below.
Evaluation Matrix
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Outstanding
Excellent
Good
Adequate
Poor
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Enthusiasm
Clarity
Interaction
Task Orientation
Rapport
Organization
Comments
Please offer additional comments or suggestions for improving this lecture/seminar series.
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Descriptions
Enthusiasm
Speaks expressively or emphatically. Shows facial expressions, uses humor, uses unrehearsed/impromptu delivery.
Clarity
Uses concrete examples of concepts , gives multiple examples, points out practical applications, stresses important points, repeats difficult ideas.
Interaction
Addresses students by name, encourages questions and comments, talks with students after class,praises students for good ideas, asks questions of class.
Task Orientation
Proceeds at good pace for topic, stays on the theme of the lecture, states course objectives, advises students regarding exams, provides sample exam questions.
Rapport
Friendly, easy to talk to; shows concern for student progress; offers to help students with problems; tolerant of other viewpoints.
Organization
Conveys outline/goals of lecture; uses headings and subheadings; gives preliminary overview of lecture; signals transition to new topic; explains how each topic fits in.
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