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Dear Teacher, we’re glad your students attended this program. Please return this evaluation immediately (cultural organizations are not paid without evaluations). We value your opinion! – United Arts

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  • Lesson Plans Received

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  • 1. The lesson plans were adequate to prepare students. (If not received, leave blank.)
  • 2. The program correlates to the Florida Sunshine State Standards.
  • 3. The program was appropriate for the students (content, length, etc)
  • 4. The presenter engaged the students, helping them learn.
  • 5. How likely are you to return to this program with another group?
  • 6. How valuable was this experience for your students? Explain below
7. How will you integrate this learning experience into your classroom lesson planning?

Help available for...
Orange County School District teachers: Scott Evans, Fine Arts Coordinator, at 407-317-3200 x2002769 or scott.evans@ocps.net

Osceola County School District teachers: Debbie Fahmie, Fine & Performing Arts Specialist, at 407-346-2444 or fahmied@osceola.k12.fl.us

Lake County School District teachers: Woodham, Program Specialist, at 352-742-6909 or woodhaml@lake.k12.fl.us

Seminole County School District teachers: Mary Lane, Curriculum Specialist, at 407-320-0192 or Mary_Lane@scps.k12.fl.us

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