Getting_To_Know_You | QuestionPro

Welcome, again, to Intro to Neuroscience.

This brief survey is designed to help me get to know a little bit about you, especially about your hopes and expectations for this course. It should take about 5 minutes to complete.

In this first section, I want to ask you a bit about your learning goals and priorities.

What are your goals for your undergraduate education? What, exactly, do you hope to have accomplished by the time you graduate? What do you need to have learned for the time and money to have been worth it?

Below is the list of foundational skills that Dominican considers essential for all undergraduates. Considering your own educational goals, how much do you feel we should we focus on developing each of these skills?

	Don't include at all	Very little focus	Moderate Focus	Strong focus
Reading

Writing

Speaking

Critical Thinking

Quantitative Reasoning

Computer Applications

Information Literacy

Research Methods

Next, I'd like to know a little bit about your academic background.

Again considering your goals for your education, how would you rate yourself on the following skills?

Almost finished!
In this section, I'd like to know a bit more about your background in science.

This course fulfills the natural science foundation requirement at Dominican. What is your prior background in the natural sciences (chemistry, physics, and biology)

Bad high school experience, stopped there

Good high school experience, but stopped there

1 prior college class in science

2 prior college class in science

3 or more prior college classes in science

Below are some of the scientific topics we will cover in this course. Considering all your prior coursework, how would you rate your current knowledge of these areas?

Ok, last section!

Below are five statements that you may agree or disagree with. Using the 1 - 7 scale below, indicate your agreement with each item by placing the appropriate number on the line preceding that item. Please be open and honest in your responding.

Thanks for taking this survey.

We'll talk about the results in class.

See you Wednesday.

Dr. Bob