Gift your class personalized learning joy this season – implement or plan to implement ONE student feedback strategy.
Model the value of feedback: Actively seek feedback from students, model the process of giving and receiving feedback, and demonstrate how feedback contributes to personal and academic improvement.
Utilize blended learning models to give real-time feedback: By incorporating technology and targeted learning activities (using station rotation model for example), teachers can provide timely feedback as students engage in their learning tasks. This approach ensures that feedback is delivered in a timely manner, allowing for immediate reflection and adjustment.
Engage students in peer feedback: Use feedback choice boards or rubrics (examples below) to guide students in providing constructive and kind feedback to their peers.
(Shift to Providing Feedback as Students Work by Dr. Catlin Tucker)
Did you know? Research shows students reported feeling more valued by the instructor and motivated to use audio feedback (Ice et al., 2007)
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Use this graphic organizer to hold students accountable for reading & reflecting on feedback.
Help your students give each other kind, specific & meaningful peer feedback using this template.
Encourage metacognition by asking students to identify focus areas to receive feedback one. Click here for the student template.
Give personalized feedback-both for "glows" and "grows." The student gets to read what they are doing well and given the opportunity to review their work and resubmit using the suggestions.