At the end of each year I schedule the last week of lessons as a Year-End Evaluation day with each student and their parents. Prior to the evaluation I send a questionnaire home for the parents and students to fill out and I fill out an evaluation of each student that I discuss with them at that lesson. The evaluation form I use is posted here. I change the questionnaires a little each year depending on the feedback I want to receive, but the general layout of the forms remains the same. The images below are linked to MS Word documents so that you can edit and adapt them for your own use.
Year-End Evaluation Forms for Piano Students
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Thanks for posting these! They are great.
You’re welcome, Genny! Glad you like them!
awesome, thanks for sharing!
I’m glad I found these on your sidebar. I have never done this before, but this couldn’t hurt with communication.
Will try this, I think it is a very bright idea!
Terrific ideas, Natalie. Thanks for sharing.
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I was wondering where your “Student Evaluation” form is on your website. I can’t find it and really like it and can’t find any blank forms. It starts with General Progress and Practice is under that topic and it ends with Character. I’d appreciate you emailing me a copy.
Thanks so much!
Robyn Vitson
Hi Robyn~
I think this is the Year-End Evaluation you’re looking for: http://musicmattersblog.com/2011/05/18/time-for-year-end-evaluations-free-downloadable-forms/
Thank you very much for posting these evaluation forms , they are great help with my teaching assignments
many thanks
Stephen