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The Educated Citizen and Public Health

Curriculum Guide for Undergraduate Public Health Education
FEEDBACK/EVALUATION FORM

Please take a moment to provide feedback so we can further improve the Curriculum Guide. Thankyou for taking advantage of this resource.

Reviewer Information:

What is your affiliated institution?

We might want to follow up with you on specific issues. If you are willing to do this, please enter your email address:

Do you currently teach:

Public Health 101?

Yes:

No:

Epidemiology 101?

Yes:

No:

Global Health 101?

Yes:

No:

Do you plan to teach:

Public Health 101?

Yes:

No:

Epidemiology 101?

Yes:

No:

Global Health 101?

Yes:

No:


Curriculum Feedback:
(Note:  You are not required to answer the questions for every section.)

I. Introduction: Overview of Rationale and Recommendations

How helpfully does this section explain the rationale for undergraduate public health education?

Very:

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II. Core Curriculum:

How helpful is this section in laying out the:

Enduring understanding for courses?

Very:

Somewhat:

Not Very:

Curricular frameworks for courses?

Very:

Somewhat:

Not Very:

Learning outcomes for courses?

Very:

Somewhat:

Not Very:

What was the most informative or useful part of this section?:

What was the least informative or useful part of this section?

Please share your suggestions for strengthening this section:

Did you follow up on any of the leads to additional resources such as www.teachpublichealth.org?

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No:

 

III. Experiential Learning: Service Learning in Health

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Do you currently incorporate service learning into your public health courses?

Yes:

No:

N/A:

Do you plan to include service learning in future courses?

Yes:

No:

 

IV. Innovative Teaching Methods

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V. Epidemiology 101 Laboratory:

How informative is this section?

Very:

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Did you follow up on any of the leads to additional resources provided in this section?

Yes:

No:

Please share your suggestions for strengthening this section:

Do you currently teach an epidemiology lab?

Yes:

No:

Are you planning or considering teaching one?

Planning:

Considering:

Neither:

 

VI. Minors and other "Coherent Curricula"
VII. Student Assessment

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Will you incorporate some of the ideas from these sections into your student assessments?

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VIII. Administrative Issues

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IX. Resources for Implementation

Have you looked at any of the resources mentioned in this section?

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No:

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Appendix A: How Will We Prepare to Teach Our 101 Course? "Backward Design"

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Was the "backward design" a new concept for you?

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Do you plan to incorporate this design into your existing or planned courses?

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X. Additional Comments

Please share any additional suggestions regarding Appendix B and C as well as other comments regarding the entire publication:



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