PARTICIPATING TEACHER: MUSEUM SCHOOL LONDON
2024/2025
  • Not at all interested Slightly interested Moderately interested Very Interested
    The current format (museum visits)
    Museum staff visits to the classroom that includes learning materials, artifacts, and interactive activities
    A virtual option (e.g., videos and interactive Zoom meetings with museum staff along with teacher-led activities in the classroom)
    Hybrid (e.g., partly in the museum, and partly virtual or in-class visits)
  • Strongly Disagree Disagree Neither Disagree nor Agree Agree Strongly Agree
    The museum staff were responsive to my concerns and inquiries regarding the MSL program.
    I was given the necessary information about the MSL program
    The museum contents are not sufficient to cover the topics in a 1-week study plan
    The MSL program doesn’t fit well into my school curriculum lesson planning
    On average, my students improved in their self-reflective practices (e.g., journaling) after participating in the MSL program
    Students shared talking about their experiences at MSL with their friends or family
    Students showed appreciation towards the museum in their course-based assignments
    MSL meets my class’s needs for teaching-learning materials e.g., audio-visual aids, computer-assisted learning, audio aids, etc.
    One week (5 days) duration of the MSL program is adequate for my students to understand curriculum-based experiential learning
    MSL meets the accessibility needs of my students with disabilities
    It was a challenge for me to arrange for transportation to and from the museum
    It was easy to communicate with London Heritage Council regarding the MSL program
    Our trip to the museum was dependent on securing busing subsidy
    The transportation expenses were not an issue on my decision not to participate in the MSL program
    There are some school management issues about raising money to support the MSL program
    I was concerned about how the students will be transported to and from the museum
    School invoice of $250 per school to participate in the MSL is reasonable
    Bus subsidy reimbursement of up to $500 per class provided to us by MSL is enough to bring students to the program
    The communication skills of my students improved after the MSL visit
    The social skills of my students improved after the MSL visit
    There was an improvement in the literacy skills of my students after the MSL visit
    There was an improvement in the subject-specific skills of my students after the MSL visit
    Critical skills of my students developed after the MSL visit
    Students developed a positive attitude towards learning more, practicing tolerance, and showcasing self-esteem
    After the visit, majority of the students demonstrated personal growth, innovation, lateral thinking skills, and confidence