European School Radio

The Voice of young Europeans

Teachers QuestionnaireEvaluation

Sample: 9 teachers

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Colors used to demonstrate answers:

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Expectations/English & ICT skills/Knowledge of other countries’ educational system

Q1: Did the Comenius experience meet your expectations?

Q2: Do you feel your English skills have improved?

Q3: Do you feel your ICT skills have improved?

Q4: Did you gain a better knowledge of the educational system of the other countries?

Q5: How did this project help you enrich your teaching skills?

• By incorporating ICT in the classroom and improving our thematic topics

• By exchanging experiences with other schools

• By observing new technologies in other countries

• By knowing the difficulties of other educational systems, if any.

• Coordinate, organize and supervise Project

• Help students prepare videos and translations, estimating results,

• Organize the welcome ceremony, donations, visits to museums when host country was Greece

• Process questionnaires• ICT and networking

Q6: What part of the project have you contributed to?

Q7: What have been the most exciting project moments so far?

• Broadcasting a radio show live from Portugal,

• Meeting with colleagues and new educational systems, exchanging views, collaborating, group work, fulfilling expectations

• Some moments of tension in collaboration

• Difficulty to find financial resources for the achievement of project

• Lack of time, fatigue• Missing radio shows

Q8: What have been your worst project moments so far?

Q9: How would you rate the level of collaboration between teachers during the work?

• Keep up the good work!• Better communication and

collaboration, efficient problem solving

• More radio shows• Personal things, like English

and ICT skills improval• Talking to overseas students

and tasting multicultural food in other countries!

Q10: What are your expectations for the next year?