Preservice Educator Workshop Evaluation

2025-26 Pre-Service Evaluation

Workshop Evaluation

Name

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Name*

First Last

Program/University

Class Ranking*

Freshman

Sophomore

Junior

Senior

Which pre-service workshop did you attend?

WOU Preservice Workshop, Fall 2025

WOU Preservice Workshop, Spring 2026

U of P Preservice Workshop, Spring 2026

Would you participate in an Oregon AITC workshop again?

Yes

Maybe

Please rate how much you agree with the following statements.

My expectations are met*

The workshop was a valuable opportunity for me.*

The instructor(s) was/were knowledgeable.*

The amount of information provided was appropriate.*

The materials provided were useful.*

I would recommend this workshop to other classmates.*

The length of the workshop was appropriate.*

What aspects of the workshop did you find most effective?

What suggestions do you have for improving the workshop?

How would you rate your knowledge on the following topics after attending the workshop?

Agricultural literacy is the understanding of and the ability to communicate the source and value of agriculture as it affects our quality of life.“Workshop topic” refers to the workshop you attended. For example, if the workshop is Honeybees in agriculture, how familiar are you with this topic now?

Agricultural Literacy*

Workshop Topic*

Which of the following will you do in your classroom or teaching space after attending the workshop?

Incorporate agriculture concepts in at least one subject area*

Utilize Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom materials in at least one subject area*

Incorporate today’s materials into at least one subject area*

What resources or materials do you anticipate using?

Any final comments?

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