Evaluation 10/24 Stayfresher – Violence in the Workplace

1. The goals and objectives of the presentation were stated and clear.(Required)

2. The instructor(s) was/were well prepared and knowledgeable.(Required)

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3. The instructor(s) presented the material in an effective and professional manner.(Required)

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4. The training content was appropriate and organized.(Required)

5. The time allotted for the training was sufficient for my learning.(Required)

6. I had the opportunity to provide feedback.(Required)

7. I achieved my personal objectives by attending this webinar.(Required)

8. I will use this material in my future classes.(Required)

9. Overall Rating of the course(Required)

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10. What did you like?(Required)

11. What didn’t you like?(Required)

12. List any topics you would like to see presented in the future.(Required)

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15. What percent of the knowledge and skills that you gained from Train-the-Trainer and CCCHST Refresher programs have you been able to directly apply to teaching this year? (Please provide an estimate)(Required)

Have you contacted PETE Staff or Instructors, for technical assistance in the last year? Yes or no. If yes, how often? Has this assistance been beneficial? If so, how?(Required)

17. To what extent has your training changed student behavior enabling them to identify workplace hazards? (Please cite an example that your students may have shared with you during their Refresher training.(Required)

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PETE Stayfresher Evaluation - 10/24/23 - Violence in the Workplace & On the Road to Safety: TIMS Best Practices