SIRS-- The Student Instructional Ratings Survey |
| The Student Instructional Rating Survey (SIRS) is
a University-wide survey of students for their comments
about their experiences in the classroom. The results
are used by the individual instructors, departments,
schools and the University for the assessment and
improvement of teaching. Faculty members are asked
to provide summaries of the student survey statistics
for personnel decisions, such as tenure, promotion
or merit-based pay. All members of the University
have access to the summary statistics from these surveys
on-line at http://sirs.rutgers.edu. Results prior to 2001 that are not available on line are archived at the Rutgers
University Libraries. |
Instructions for Conducting and Interpreting
the SIRS
Sample SIRS Documents
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