Mid-term evaluations are administered to all classes at the midpoint of the term. This feedback helps guide instructors to make any adjustments that may be needed prior to the end of the course. The link to access the mid-term evaluations is e-mailed to all students approximately one week prior to the middle of the term.
Final course evaluations provide feedback to all instructors from their students. Instructors are notified before the surveys are administered. Generally, the final course evaluations are made available to students one week prior to the end of the term and remain open for twenty-eight days after the course has ended.
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JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Summaries of Student Course Evaluation Comments for Spring 2019 KRIEGER SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES WHITING SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING . SUMMARY OF ONLINE TEACHER COURSE EVALUATIONS SPRING 2019 AFRICANA STUDIES The write-in student responses to the 4 survey questions “What are the best aspects of this course ?”,
The Course Evaluation Results Database lets you review the results of anonymous student course evaluations. You can search for results by instructor name, the term in which the course was offered, course name, course code (or number), program, and modality (or pathway).
Teacher Course Evaluations . The Teacher Course Evaluations are electronically published annually by undergraduates of the Johns Hopkins University Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and G.W.C. Whiting School of Engineering. The statistical profiles of all courses evaluated are available.
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Please Note. Section numbers .01 and .02 will be offered virtually, rather than on-site, for 1st and 2nd terms of the 2020-2021 academic year. The courses will be a mix of synchronous activities (that would be during the scheduled course times) and asynchronous activities.
A view of scientific knowledge and especially technological development as value-laden, and hence non-neutral, leads to the problematization of both. In this view science and technology have societal implications, frequently positive, but some negative, at least for some people.
The field of Science, Technology, and Society Studies covers several basic themes. CONSTRUCTIVISM. First and foremost, STS assumes scientific and technological developments to be socially constructed phenomena. That is, science and technology are inherently human, and hence value-laden, activities that are always approached ...
SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND SOCIETY STUDIES. Science, Technology, and Society Studies, or STS, is an interdisciplinary field of academic teaching and research, with elements of a social movement, having as its primary focus the explication and analysis of science and technology as complex social constructs with attendant societal influences entailing ...
STS as an explicit academic field of teaching and research emerged in the United States in the mid-1960s, as scholars and academics alike raised doubts about the theretofore largely unquestioned beneficence of science and technology.
As a corollary to the notion of constructivism, it follows that science and technology are historically, politically, and culturally embedded, which means they can only be understood in context. To do otherwise would be to deny their socially constructed nature.
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