If you spend enough time in education, you become a master at filling out a survey. We are always asking for feedback from the adults in the building about the adult tasks educational institutions require. Whether we choose to participate or not, surveys for adults are abundant. The terrifying reality for those providing curriculum resources or professional development services to adults is that these surveys are not always glowing commendations of our work. As a matter of fact, they can sometimes make you cry. Or so I've heard... As I look through my veil of tears at feedback on a survey, however, I always learn something that helps me improve. Yes, that session did need to be more hands on and practical. Absolutely, we should have planned less and provided more time for processing and application. Unquestionably, we should practice what we preach and differentiate for teachers at various levels. No...we can't provide better chocolate than the Milky Way Minis. I...