Providing feedback to students

Providing feedback to students in class or on their written papers has a great role in changing their learning behaviours. Students need to know how they’re going and if their performance is in line with what their teacher expects. This post aims to support you to make your feedback a powerful learning tool for your students. This is by describing the main traits of good quality teacher feedback.

A quality reading lesson with hands-on practice and focussed on learning intentions. A Great lesson to use with many childrens books, Learning intention:Give and receive constructive, positive feedback.

Are you wasting your time marking and giving feedback? Read this blog post by ROOM 213 to get strategies for making feedback more meaningful in a way that won't bury you under paper.

6 Simple and effective ways you can give students feedback that actually make a difference. Monitory tasks and summative assessment for primary school teachers. #foundationintofirst #feedback #students #earlyyears #primary

In Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain, Zaretta Hammond states that "feedback is one of the most powerful tools we have to improve learning." Without quality feedback it is impossible to improve in a skill.On the other hand simply providing feedback doesn't necessarily equal change. The feedback must be accepted by the learner and put into practice.So then how do we harness the power of feedback to boost student achievement? The following are four characteristics of quality…

Feedback—whether positive or negative—isn’t useful unless students can act on it. After all, feedback isn’t the final word judging a student’s ability for all time; rather it’s a learning tool, meant to help students continue on their journey to master the concepts at hand.So how do you make sure your feedback is helpful for students moving forward?

Do you spend too much of your time grading books and marking? Written feedback is not effective feedback so we should be using a different feedback strategy. Here we address why written feedback is unhelpful for students and a major cause of workplace stress for teachers. #teacherofsci #teachingideas #feedbackpolicy effectivefeedback

One way to provide effective feedback for learning is a 'feedback sandwich' to structure your feedback: Compliment, Correct, Compliment.

Master the art of feedback with these essential tips. Perfect for improving communication and personal growth! 📌 Pin this to enhance your feedback response skills! 👉 Click through to discover strategies on how to respond to feedback effectively! #feedback #job #business