Just like in coaching, start with the results you want and work your way back. Feel like you’re not the best motivator? Ask your students to tell you if so, and why.

At times, it will be difficult for your students to express exactly what they want to say, and that’s where you come in. Being specific is key in making forms, so keep your questions precise to avoid vague, unhelpful answers.

In the world of coaching, there’s nothing more effective than testimonials from real people. A quick “sum up my session in five words” can create great soundbites too.

Use a Yes/No question to get permission to use quotes, then watch your positive comments grow. Integrate your form with Google Sheets and you can even keep them all in one place. Simple.