Claire A

I loved the use of the questions to engage others into sharing their crafts. All of y'all were very passionate and comfortable in sharing your works, and everyone seems engaged and curious about other people's works as well. I enjoyed everyone explaining their works particularly.

Tutor · 7 days ago

Your slides were detailed and clear, with data slides followed up nicely with question slides. You also had a Blooket ready to go to assess learner comprehension at the end. You were deeply knowledgeable not only about the subject matter covered in the session, but also about many topics outside the realm of this particular session (e.g. being able to reference Brandeis in the discussion that came up when your learner mentioned burning witches being a potential motivator for the 6th amendment). I'll share more examples on your deep understanding of the material in the adapting to learners' needs section.

Tutor · 13 days ago

The icebreakers in the beginning were nice, I enjoyed learning about everyone's favorite book alongside the crafts. I loved how everyone encouraged/complimented other people's artwork! Y'all have clearly built connections and a community along the lines of this session. It's so interesting to see such a unique session and a (much needed) break from the academics.

Tutor · 7 days ago

The learner asked a number of questions, some not necessarily on the topic you were covering, and you handled them all gracefully and knowledgeably. E.g., discussions asked about freedom of the press, hate speech protections, the freedom of information act, seizure of property while in jail, filibusters, etc. were not within the realm of the 6th and 7th amendment but you handled all such questions with great knowledge of the subject matter and with flexibility. For some of the Blooket questions that the learner got incorrect, you might consider spending a bit more time on the answers, as that quiz felt a bit rushed to me, without much time for discussion of the responses.

Tutor · 13 days ago