Primary Tools for Feedback

Quick, easy half sheets of paper can be a great way to deliver some guiding feedback to your students instantly!

A quick way to deliver feedback to individual students in a larger group. Can be used several times a lesson.

These charts can be used by the teacher for a student, a group of students, or a whole class! This can also be used by students to track their own progress.

Students colour in a face which corresponds to how they feel about a peer or group assignment. Can also be used for self-assessment!

Three short questions for students to answer about their own work, or for peers or the teacher to help feedback.

Feedback can be specific, but students benefit from more global feedback as well. This is a great tool for doing just that!

Feedback can be overwhelming on a returned task. By using shorthand you can communicate big ideas with small codes!

Students colour in a person with how comfortable they are with an idea. Can be used by students or teachers!

A very user friendly tool for collecting data and providing instant feedback with pre-prepared slides.

Free app to deliver quizzes to your students, and also the ability to scan and score bubble sheets instantly.

Add-on for Google Workspaces which allows you to add voice comments to student work. Add rubrics for more functionality!

Free for teachers app that lets you track standard progress for individuals and groups. Syncs with your Google Classroom.

Website designed to save time and make your feedback to formative assessments efficient and effective!

IXL breaks down skills by year level and helps track your students as they work through a task.

A wonderful program for keeping in touch with students and parents, and organising your class for remote and in-person learning!

Digitally watch your students work in real-time. Students can ask questions and get feedback as they work.