Dear Den,

 

Thank you for your fifteenth message.  My comments follow.

 

Sincerely,

Prof. Sue Stiner

 

Masaki Inden wrote:

 

> Dear Prof. Stiner,

>

> Thank you for your reply!

>

> Homework

> Tell me about your favorite holiday.  When is it?  What does it

> celebrate?  Are there special foods?  What do you do on the holiday?

>

> My special holiday is the New Year's Day.

> All the members of families, parents and brothers and sisters, and

> cousins gather on that day.

 

Families come together in the US on our New Year's Day, too.  It is a

great time.

>

> Homework

> 1.  Do Japanese professors offer evaluations of their classes?

>

> Yes.

We do the evaluations on a personal computer.

>

> 2.  Please complete the evaluation below.

>

> The Evaluation (November, 2004)

>

> Please copy all of these questions into one "new message" window in your

> email program. 

> Please answer each of these questions.

> Make your answers as long or as short as you want.

> Then send your email to Prof. Stiner.

>

>    1.Why did you take this course? (You may give more than one reason.)

>

> It was interested in English.

 

Moreover, I was interested in accounting.

> 

>    2.What helped your learning in this course?

>

> It is English and accounting.

> 

>    3.What slowed your learning in this course?

>

> It is translation of English.

> 

>    4.Can you think of anything to make this course better?

>

> I think that it is enough with this.

> 

>    5.What was the hardest part of the course? Why?

>

> It is the sixth message.It was difficult to make it a list.

> 

>    6.What was the easiest part of the course? Why?

>

> There is nothing.It was altogether difficult for me.

 

So sorry! I hope you learned something new, though.

> 

>    7.What could you do for yourself to make this course better?

>

> It is English and accounting.

> 

>    8.What could the American professor do to make this course better?

>

> It is difficult.I'm sorry.I don't understand.

 

I will try to make it easier the next time.

> 

>    9.How easy (or hard) was it to get to the weekly lesson on the web?

>

> Alone, it did not solve.

>

> 

>   10.How helpful was the weekly lesson web site?

>

> It became study than the English lesson in a university.

> 

>   11.What problems did you have in getting to the web sites?

>

> It is translation of English.

> 

>   12.Each lesson had several links to other web sites, such as Applied

> Materials.  How helpful were the web sites given in each lesson?

>

> There is nothing.Personally, it could never search.

 

Did you get the "404" message?  That means the browser could not find

the page?  Or did you get to the page, but the English was too hard to

understand?

 

> 

>   13.Did you learn anything new from the holiday (July 4, Halloween,

> Thanksgiving) web sites?

>

> I'm sorry.I don't understand.

> 

>   14.Was the English used in these lesson too hard?

>

> It was difficult for me.But, It is thankful to Prof. Stiner.

>

> Sincerely,

> Den

 

Thank you very much for your evaluation, Den.  I will use your comments

to make the lessons better for the next class.

 

This class with you was a great experience for me.

If you come to the US, please visit me.  I would love to see you!

You are welcome to stay at my house any time.

Best of luck on the rest of your studies.

 

When you make your homepage for this course, please send me the URL.  I

want to see your page, Den.

 

This is the last lesson: sayonara.  It is at:

http://www72.homepage.villanova.edu/susan.stiner/cgu/sayonara04.htm

 

Just for fun, here is a link to a Thanksgiving crossword puzzle.

http://iteslj.org/cw/1/af-thanks.html

Crosswords are popular with people of all ages in the US.  Click on the

"check answers" button to see the answers.

 

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