peer evaluation

 Below are some of the feedback sheets that viewers of my presentation filled in to enable me to get a better understanding of how my presentation was perceived by others who are sometimes unaware of the situation that I have brought about through my EPQ. Also, this source of peer evaluation gives me an understanding of things I could do to improve if I did my project again, and ways in which I can improve with presentations that I will likely have to complete in any future career paths that I decide to take.




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