How to Write a Great Review

1. Share Both Pros and Cons

A balanced review helps other parents make informed decisions:

• What worked well in the course?
• What could have been improved?
• Would you recommend it to others? Why or why not?
• Was it worth the cost?

2. Provide Specific Details

Include concrete examples about:

• Teaching quality and instructor engagement
• Course materials and resources provided
• Assignment types and workload
• Technical issues or platform problems
• Communication with instructor/staff

3. Be Constructive

Keep feedback helpful and respectful:

• Explain your ratings with specific examples
• Suggest improvements rather than just criticizing
• Consider that different approaches work for different learners
• Stay objective and factual

4. Review Template

Consider including these key points in your review:

• Teaching Quality: Instructor expertise, teaching style, availability for questions
• Course Structure: Organization, pacing, clarity of expectations
• Assignments & Grading: Types of work, feedback quality, grading fairness
• Difficulty Level: Time commitment, challenge level, prerequisites needed
• Learning Support: Accommodations for learning differences, flexibility
• Technical Experience: Platform reliability, resource accessibility
• Value: Cost vs. benefit, meeting expectations

5. Special Considerations

If applicable, consider mentioning:

• How the course accommodated learning differences
• Flexibility in scheduling or deadlines
• Additional support or resources provided
• Social interaction opportunities

Questions?

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