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Below continues comments from participants in the Seat of Wisdom program that were garnered from anonymous evaluations:
“Excellent!! Very clearly presented. Nothing I didn’t like.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “just knowing my faith better. People are missing a great opportunity to have their faith cemented. I am not a teacher, but everyone AND anyone in the pews should be hearing these talks. They are able to challenge me and give me an appetite for more.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I loved this!! I really realize how much I DO NOT KNOW!! …and [I] can’t wait to find out more!” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
“I thought the integration of the education on salvation history with the artwork was fascinating. [The instructor] was excellent at sharing his material in a way conducive to our learning environment and ability. He is also—and obviously—extremely knowledgeable about these topics on a whole: every question, he answered with collected knowledge, clear, concise, accurate, and complete, using analogies we are familiar with or can relate to.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“[The overview was a positive experience. I] loved the interpretation of art . . . [I want] more!!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Excellent use of humor!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “a deepening in my knowledge of the Sacraments I teach.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“Fast paced and clear.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The instructor did an] excellent job showing details in the pictures and for showing the connections between the Old and New Testament symbolism. God truly loves us and wants us to follow Him. [I had] a lot of Ah! moments. Keep up the great job! I can’t wait to go back and show the symbolism in the sacred artwork with my students.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the clarity of material. I thought everything was wonderful.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The presentation was awesome! I learned a lot of Church history, and it was very informational!” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“Very good unity between the slides and the presentation. Excellent information beyond what was on the slides, and wonderful information about the sacred art! Thanks for sharing your expertise in this class! [Taking this program was a] great experience—[I] wish I could (and I hope I can) entice more to join the Seat of Wisdom classes!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “learning more about the Sacraments. More classes would be great! Thank you.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“Wow. That’s all I can say. Wow. The material is fantastic, the questions were enlightening, and the digressions were worthwhile.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
“[The instructor was] very knowledgeable, yet could speak and give easy examples for [us] to understand. Excellent content.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The depth of this content is amazing! Very, very thought stimulating. WOW! What knowledge—thanks for sharing with us [and] for offering this opportunity. I’m appreciative to be able to ‘participate’ in these summer courses. THANKS for offering them!” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“The presentation was lively and the subjects [were] covered deeply. The ‘sources of proof’ were interesting.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I like the straight forward approach and comparisons to real life.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “stepping into the deeper ‘spiritual [nature]’ of a Sacrament. [The instructor] made it fun to learn. [I] loved it all!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the explanation of Vatican II and the four documents.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Thank you for offering this session! The price was very reasonable, [and the instructor] knows his information!” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“Now I can see the positive reasons to take another look at the Catechism—a lot of good reading. I am inspired to pick-up my Catechism and make a point to study it.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the enthusiasm of the instructor. [I] want to continue to hear more! Wonderfully presented.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Very insightful, [especially how] Scripture, Tradition, and Magisterium work together.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I am learning quite a bit of knowledge about God and all that I never knew was really there. Good job—keep up the great work! :-)" (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“It was great! [The instructor gave] clear explanations. Keep it going—God bless!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “hearing all the ways the Old and New Testaments are tied together. Many new insights; very good presentation.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The course] really stimulated my interest in the prefigurement of Christ in the Old Testament.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the clarity of the introduction to topics—a lot of material in a hurry! [The instructor] is a gifted teacher.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “seeing how the Old Testament and New Testament are connected in several ways.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the depth of knowledge. Excellent.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “all the minute information we never hear. [The instructor] was great to hear.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Very well done!” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
I especially liked … “the DOGMA vs. DOCTRINE—[the instructor made] great clarification [on these two words. I also found] the development of doctrine [to be] really helpful.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] examples and humor. [He is a] great speaker.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
“Great presentation.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
“It was very interesting.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the scope of the material and the passion with which it was presented. Thank you!” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “seeing the books [of the Bible] as one.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
“[The presentation was] orderly and easy to follow—quite amazing, so much was covered.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] verbal expressiveness, and willingness to answer questions. He was very excited about his material, which kept it great! This was a very lively class!! Thanks.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“Very entertaining, yet down-to-earth and sincere.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] love for our faith, and his ability to answer questions with great understanding.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the explanation of the art, and [the instructor’s] faith.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“I enjoyed listening and learning about the Church and [its] history. I don’t think [the course] could be better; I think it was very well done.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“[The instructor] kept it moving—very well prepared, [and] very relaxed manner.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “describing the pictures. [The presentation was] great.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“Great humor! [I] liked [his] personal stories!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“It was a fast presentation.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“I liked the energy the instructor put into the presentation. It is good to see that much passion!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“It was funny at times. :-)” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] knowledge of Church history and dogma. I learned so much and want to know more.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
I especially liked … “getting deeper and more knowledgeable about my faith and the Church.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“I liked the way [the instructor] was very knowledgeable and able to go off the subject.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] enthusiasm and love of our Catholic faith!” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the concept of] prefigurement: great connections that middle schoolers will love. The artwork—Wow. Great, enjoyable, and inspiring.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
“[The instructor] clearly displayed his fervor and spoke convincingly about our faith. He drew us in with great insights and the art explanations.” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
“Now you know what you’re talking about! It was God, it was good, and I liked it all.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the whole lecture! I loved the connections between the Old and New Testaments. Keep up the great work!” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
“[The instructor] knew and loved his topic. I loved using art to help teach the course.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“[The course] helped me better understand knowing God through reason.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“The up-to-date vernacular and presentation style, I believe, are great for us today! It makes me want to rush home and continue reading Scripture. Thanks!” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[I] love this series. I plan to use it during second semester of my R.E. classes. Everything was good.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Very engaging, fast paced. Excellent material.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The whole thing was] very relatable.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The presentation was] easy to understand.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “better understanding of how Genesis applies to me.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the ability to relate to [the instructor] in what he was teaching, and the follow-up by [the facilitator]. Wonderful flow of information and presentation. The enthusiasm and vitality of everyone is SUPER!” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “listening to [the instructor’s] engaging instructional approach.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “understanding the stages of God’s revelation.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the art—[I] could spend all day analyzing the paintings.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The speaker was well prepared and organized. He was very open to questions, and he is a good teacher.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “how Tradition, [Sacred Scripture, and the Magisterium] work together. Very interesting and helpful content, and challenging, too. Thanks!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s] enthusiasm.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s] enthusiastic presentation of the material. Great job!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the] overall presentation of divine revelation. It was very interesting and well presented.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The instructor is] a very knowledgeable teacher who, [vis-à-vis] examples, is able to aid in understanding the material.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The organization of the material and art with salvation history, and the selection of ‘highlights’ were well done! It was easy to follow—no ‘big’ challenges. Great!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “comparing and relating the Old and New Testaments.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“It has been a long time since I have had the opportunity to hear a person educated in theology . . . speak before me like this.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Very informative.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the use of fine art. I learned some different things about the role of prefigurations in the Hebrew Scriptures.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s] down-to-earth nature, and his use of analogies! Excellent, real-life examples. [My greatest challenge was] getting past my own feeling of inadequate faith formation in order to even start here with this powerful material. Thanks! :-)” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the knowledge and presentation of [the instructor]; nice job!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “viewing the artwork and the interpretation. I enjoyed coming and believe all Christians should spend time in worship and fellowship together. Thank you, and God bless you!” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“[I enjoyed the] energy and communion of fellow Christians. Very fine presentation—the instructor knows the subject intimately.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the explanations of the paintings in relation to Church teachings and our relation with God. Thank you for coming to our parish and giving us this wonderful opportunity to learn about the faith!” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the enthusiasm of the DVD and the facilitator. [I] want more, and I look forward to more! Thank you!” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The information was very helpful and interesting. I appreciated [the instructor’s] references that compared [Catholic beliefs] to Protestant [beliefs]. It is helpful to understand the differences.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“[The instructor] was very knowledgeable of the information she shared with us. She made all the material interesting. Thanks for another great class!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“[The instructor’s] knowledge is admirable and very real. She allows reflection and question time, and she uses common language. [The instructor] responded well to questions. Thanks!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the massive amounts of information given with concrete examples. Great presenter!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“[The presenter provided] good, solid, in-depth information on the Sacraments. Good support of the Catechism, too!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“I enjoyed the detail and the manner of the presenter and his presentation. He shared personal stories which helped us understand the material, added humor, and relaxed the presentation. Great job! I loved all the great information! All-in-all, great presentation!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the use of artwork to help explain the symbolism and meaning of the Bible. Keep up the great energy! :-)” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] knowledge of the content.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
I especially liked … “the integration of material from various sources. Also, his enthusiasm helped a lot as well as [his] mastery of the subject.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the] interpretation of religious art. I very much enjoyed it—thanks.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “discussing how everything relates and is tied together in the New and Old Testament[s]. There was such a wealth of information; it was very interesting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“[I] enjoyed the symbolism [the instructor] shared from the art, and how [he] tied it into prefigurations in the Old Testament to the New. Nice job; [I] enjoyed this evening.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “just being here.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“[Everything was] okay—keep it as it is. Thank you!” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“Wonderful presentation. [I enjoyed the] enthusiasm of the presenter.” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “gaining knowledge. Very good [presentation].” (SS 1-2, Darlington, 09/22/2009)
“[The presentation contained] good info.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “showing art and its reference to God.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the use of art to explain salvation history.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[This course] was a good foundation for what I expect the rest of the classes to be.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the paintings. I have been using paintings from the Magnificat for my Great Adventure Bible study. [I] liked [this presentation].” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[This course provided a] wonderful review of the Old Testament foretelling Jesus coming and saving us.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The instructor] was very knowledgeable and a good speaker.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “from listening to this, [I realized] I do know my faith. Good presentation [with a] nice flow.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The paintings were very interesting.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I love the paintings, but especially the Annunciation painting and the little details.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the content of our salvation history and the meaning of the artwork.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The presenter had lots of energy; nice job!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s] enthusiasm.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The instructor presented] great examples and explanations in a ‘real-life’ scenario.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s] enthusiasm and knowledge of the subject. I loved the analogies [he] used about [his] children. I love kids, so this made it easy for me to relate.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Good information.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Good presentation! [It] touched on my faith.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The presentation] was good.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the way it was presented.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “taking another look at Creation stories.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the use of the [DVD]. The overall experience was super. I love the video. :-)” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the contemporary approval.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I enjoyed and learned a lot from all of it. I really liked [the facilitator and the instructor].” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the [T3 Teen Timeline] DVD.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the method of conveying the Bible to teens [vis-à-vis the DVD timeline].” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor’s and facilitator’s] enthusiasm.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “Mark Hart.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The facilitator is very sincere.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“[The T3 Teen Timeline DVD] grabs your attention—[I] love the video. It was all great.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“Great facilitator and DVD session, with great content and a great presenter on the DVD.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the excitement of the presenter.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the] style of the presenter.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“I like the format of the Bible Timeline, and the enthusiasm and humor of [the instructor]. Very good.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
“The video gives some nice summaries of scripture.” (SS 5-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 10/10/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the teachings from sacred art. [The presentation] was great; very rich in content! [I] learned so much.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the symbolism. [The presenter was] well paced and educated on topics. [The course material] was well-presented.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was …“the beautiful paintings.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[learning] how all the paintings in our churches tie-in with faith.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “studying the art and interpreting the Scripture stories.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “learning about the parallels between the Old and New Testaments, and learning the history and meaning of Biblical art.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “learning the purpose as to why the Church teaches us different Scripture [passages] at different times.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the way [the instructor] explained everything so well—easy to understand.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“[The presentation contained] great information; I learned a lot. I loved going through the paintings. I hope to go into more detail in the next session!” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the Church history.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“I believe [the instructor] gave us his best. [The most positive experience of the presentation was] the spiritual meaning behind the works of art. Thank you!” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the PowerPoint.” (SS 1-2, Montello, 09/15/2009)
“I liked [the instructor’s] story-telling method. I appreciate the information!” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the great artwork, and breaking down the symbolism.” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
“[The concepts in this course were] new. I never really pulled Salvation History together through art.” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “hearing some prefigurements I had not recognized before, and seeing more connections between the Old and New Testaments. The pace was very good and the length of time was just right.” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the foreshadowing from Old Testament to New Testament. Nice job.” (SS 1-2, Sun Prairie, 09/14/2009)
“The presenter did a good job. Well done!” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “connecting the dots and using artwork to do it.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the story of salvation: the greatest story ever is always the best thing ever. Great job.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “looking at the sacred art with some explanation.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “learning more about sacred art.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the knowledge of the presenter and his interesting presentation voice.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
“The analysis of the art was fascinating. The flow of salvation history was very smooth. I enjoyed this presentation very much.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “seeing the whole of the salvation narratives in one presentation.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the new information in the genealogy [of salvation history] and [the presenter’s] faith journey story. [I enjoyed his] enthusiasm for the subject matter, and how he injected humor. [I also liked] the in-depth information about various art pieces.” (SS 1-2, Madison, 09/08/2009)
I especially liked … “the enthusiasm in [the instructor’s] presentation.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“It was all very informative.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] knowledge and enthusiasm.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“I liked the personal stories and examples.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[The instructor] talked about the strengths and some of the historical weaknesses of the . . . Church—he was very realistic. His excellent energy overcomes any shortcomings.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[The instructor’s] enthusiasm is impressive.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“There was a lot of reference o how Scripture, Tradition, and the Magisterium all go together. I enjoyed learning about how they are related.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[Everything was] very good.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[The presentation] was very good—I enjoyed it.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[The instructor’s] stories are good illustrations.” (SS 3-4, Darlington, 09/29/2009)
“[The instructor possessed] great mastery of the topic, and an ability to answer questions. [I] liked the discussions.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“I appreciated the depth of knowledge [the instructor] had and was willing to share.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] general knowledge and insight.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“[The instructor was able to] explain questions so you could understand.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“I liked that we engaged in discussion because it helped me learn a lot more than just having someone read a screen. Very enjoyable.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“Discussion above the text was great.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
I especially liked … “the discussions. I am looking forward to more!” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“[The instructor] is well versed in history and Vatican documents and Scripture.” (SS 3-4, Lancaster, 10/06/2009)
“I liked the personal stories that made it easier for me to understand some of the concepts.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“Easy to understand—the lecture flowed nicely, and the speaker was easy to listen to, kept your attention, and shared good stories.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“I like [the instructor’s] enthusiasm, and I liked his personal stories regarding family and students. I am looking forward to learning about the Creed from him!” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] enthusiasm.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“[The course had a] nice set-up, and [the instructor was] available to discuss.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“[The instructor’s] real-life examples added a lot.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
“I liked the stories he used to help us understand.” (SS 3-4, Jefferson, 10/13/2009)
I especially liked … “applying [the material] to [my] every-day work life.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“[The instructor] was very knowledgeable and passionate about this, so his enthusiasm comes through.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
I especially liked … “[the instructor’s] nice use of anecdotes. [I enjoyed] learning the ‘keys’ to the Catechism, and how to use it. The breadth of the course was wonderful.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“The analogies [the instructor] used to explain concepts were very clear.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
“[I] especially liked the history behind how topics related to Scripture [in the] Old and New Testaments.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 06/16/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the Annunciation [painting], and the reasoning of the First Cause.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the depth and scope of the information. Great examples used. Very good answers to questions raised during the presentation.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“Relating our faith to the art was a great way to review and to learn. [The instructor] injected great humor! Well done.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the artwork, and how it showed [so much from Salvation history, and] reaffirmed our beliefs and God’s teachings.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “looking at the big picture. [Everything was] very good.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “FINALLY being able to attend a [class by this instructor]!” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“[The presentation] flowed well. [I] like the art connections.” (SS 1-2, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “the easy presentation manner [and the] very good, practical examples. Very well done.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
“[I] especially liked the four senses of Scripture teaching—literal, allegorical, moral, and anagogical sense. Very nice presentation.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “[the] good, systematic approach!” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
I especially liked … “the little personal stories [used for] emphasizing a point.” (SS 3-4, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/09/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the connections between the Old and New Testaments. A lot of information, [which was] very interesting. Wonderful session—thank you for the examples and group activities! The DVD series is excellent, too: very inspiring. It has encouraged me to study the Bible even more.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
“[I] love the T3 [Teen Timeline] videos, [because they] tie things together very well. [I also] appreciate the sample lesson plans. I enjoyed it all, [especially] making connections.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “seeing all the connections between the Old and New Testaments. I liked that all materials for the tapes were put together.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the Scripture—and the explanation of the different versions—and the DVD itself, with the exercises and [the relationship between the] Old and New Testaments.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “all of it. The video series was inspirational and could be very helpful to others, especially teens.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
“I liked the video format, and the humor was great! The information was presented in an easy-to-follow way—thanks!” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the video and the exercises that [the facilitator] added to each section.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
“The facilitator did a nice job! Thanks! :-)” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the heart with which [the instructor and facilitator] does God’s work. Good DVD’s, too! I want to watch the DVD’s again and reflect on them with my family. Wonderful job, I enjoyed it. You are a good and faithful servant. God bless you.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the video presenter and his mode of delivering the content. Thanks!” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the excellent video series. [The facilitator] had good comments to tie parts together. Well done!” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “learning about prefigurements and anti-types and the ‘movement’ towards the promised Messiah from the Old Testament to the New Testament. My greatest challenge with the presentation was to read the Old and New Testaments and ‘pull’ the deeper meaning—but I really enjoyed and NEEDED that challenge.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the realization of the importance and relevance of Scripture in our lives and our Church today.” (SS 5-12, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/10/2010)
I especially liked … “[the] discussion over and above [what was on the] slides, [and the] reaffirmation [of my faith].” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
“Canon Law was very interesting.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
I especially liked … “the Canon Law part.” (CRD 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/11/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the knowledge of the presenter.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“[The presentation] was broken down into easy to follow parts.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“The in-depth [information] was presented in a clear and attention-retaining way which helped me have an expanded understanding of the Sacraments.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “receiving a deeper understanding of concepts learned years ago, and a refreshment of things learned, but haven’t thought about for years. Thank you.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “the reaffirmation of the Church’s teachings. Thank you, and God bless you!” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
“[The instructor] did an excellent job of answering questions.” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
The most positive experience of the presentation was … “[the instructor] taking questions and discussion. Thank you! [This course was the] best of the week! Nice to end on a high note :-)” (SAC 1-6, Bishop O’Connor Center, 08/12/2010)
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