If you were given a profesor's student evaluations to return to the dept., would you read them?

[notfred]

Yesterday in one of my CS classes, we did student evaluations of the professor. I volunteered to bring them back to the CS department office, but they were clsed when class ended yesterday, so I stil lhave them, and I'll drop them off today.

I read them, he got great evaluations. He deserves it, he's one of my favorite professors.

 

[MAME]

no, that's just stupid

 

[Anubis]

no, ive had to take those stupid things back before as well and the thought of reading them never crossed my mind

 

[BRObedoza]

nobody ever taks those evals seriously in my classes. they just fill them out as quickly as possible so they can leave early.

 

[DaveSimmons]

No. I was a goody two-shoes back then too, so I (did) deliver the envelopes without taking a peek.

 

[Anonemous]

Originally posted by: sleepmachine
nobody ever taks those evals seriously in my classes. they just fill them out as quickly as possible so they can leave early.

depends on dept. some of prof's promotions are partially based on these evaluations and especially if the prof is new (assist prof).

 

[konakona]

curiousity is source of all evil.. but being a feeble-minded human being i am, i would have read it...
damn looks like i am singled out

 

[Jzero]

At my school they were placed in a signed, sealed envelope before they leave the room, so it wasn't really possible.
I mean you COULD open it and then replace the envelope, but it seems like an awful lot of work.

 

[Ryan]

I try to honestly fill mine out. My current ethics teacher is awesome, so I wrote some pretty good stuff. Under additional comments, I put "Mrs. Woolsin ROCKS!"