Research Article

Postlecture Evaluation of a Positive Youth Development Subject for University Students in Hong Kong

Table 2

Subjective outcome evaluation of each lecture.

Lecture
Item12345678910111213Mean

(1) Good lecture design4.594.564.314.364.554.634.524.504.584.544.494.334.234.48
(2) Atmosphere was very good4.774.754.264.264.264.374.434.594.534.504.364.234.184.42
(3) Much peer interaction4.864.924.364.484.344.344.574.704.544.524.404.164.094.48
(4) Interested in the content4.414.484.374.244.434.604.474.544.534.534.414.314.344.43
(5) Much student participation4.714.754.374.324.184.234.444.554.614.624.304.074.124.41
(6) Many opportunities for reflection4.194.374.224.374.544.684.534.354.604.374.294.214.014.36
(7) Helpful to my personal development4.394.444.364.324.504.724.414.424.534.434.444.384.194.42
(8) Lecturer had good mastery of lecture4.734.724.524.524.614.694.784.574.674.684.614.484.374.61
(9) Varied teaching methods used4.794.784.454.534.504.544.644.524.654.654.564.344.314.56
(10) Helpful to students (knowledge)4.524.584.414.434.524.624.624.454.584.514.524.414.144.49
(11) Very positive evaluation of the lecturer4.724.754.434.514.574.714.714.534.664.574.524.384.314.57
(12) Very positive evaluation of the lecture4.594.644.324.374.454.634.564.534.604.514.414.374.234.48
Number of questionnaires collected227222202155141126129162169145148118952039