I have spent the a good deal of time this semester evaluating your work so I think it is appropriate for you to have the same opportunity to evaluate my work. I have included a list of questions below and would love to read your responses. Note that I am not asking you questions like: 'Did you like the text?' or 'Were there too many questions on the exam?' I am less interested in this kind of information than I am in questions about whether the course stimulated your interest and imagination, challenged you to develop your own ideas, forced you to re-evaluate the way you think about the world, and/or helped you to see connections between concepts that you had not seen before. My hope is that the feedback that I get from you will help me structure this course (and my other courses) so that I can push my students to think deeper or differently than they did when they entered the course. Please approach the questions below with those issues in mind.

A few words of explanation: I am the only person that will see these. You are free to reveal your identity if you desire, but you are not required to do so. You should also feel free to skip any questions that you either don't wish to respond to or don't have strong feelings about. There is also space at the end for you to write any additional comments that were not covered in the questions that I asked. Finally, I have endeavored to take the evaluation of your work very seriously. I hope that you will approach the task of evaluating my work with the same care and attention that you would expect me to use in evaluating your work. Thanks.

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