Education Team Presentation Follow-Up Survey

Thank you so much for taking your time (approximately 15 minutes) to give The Butterfly Project (TBP) feedback about the Education Team presentation. We appreciate the opportunity to partner with you, and we want to ensure we are doing the very best to meet the needs of your students. Your feedback will help us continually improve the teaching and learning by TBP. As you complete the survey, keep the following in mind:

We want you to give us your honest feedback. If you would like to have someone from The Butterfly Project contact you about your feedback, please indicate so at the end of the form.

Your results will never be used as stand-alone feedback.

Data from this survey will be used in two ways. It will help us to refine our educational programming and will also provide metrics to use in our ongoing fundraising efforts to sustain The Butterfly Project into the future.

Thank you again for taking the time to help The Butterfly Project.

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1. The Butterfly Project presents a unique approach to learning about the Holocaust.*

2. A goal of the presentation was to teach the following five important lessons of the Holocaust. Did the presentation achieve its goals?

A. The necessity of perseverance and resilience.*

B. The power of hope.*

C. The dangers of hatred, bigotry, bullying, and indifference.*

D. The profound impact of upstanders for justice.*

E. The importance of gratitude.*

3. The information presented met the instructional level of my students.*

4. The personal stories shared about survivors of the Holocaust helped my students make a deeper and more lasting connection with the lessons.*

5. My students understood and valued the importance of the original artifacts from the Holocaust that were shown during the lesson.*

6. The painting of butterflies helped my students to deepen their empathy and compassion to the children who were murdered in the Holocaust?*

7. Reading the biography card of a child who was murdered in the Holocaust was helpful for my students to make a connection to the Holocaust.*

8. What was the most important aspect of TBP Education Team's presentation?

9. What was the least important aspect of TBP Education Team's presentation?

10. I would like to bring TBP to my classroom again next year.*