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According to researcher John Hattie, feedback is one of the most powerful influences on learning and achievement. Hattie states that feedback given from the student to the teacher not only gives students a voice in their learning, but also makes the learning visible. The feedback that students receive from their teachers is also important, enabling students to understand their achievement progress.
5 Research-Based Tips for Providing Students with Meaningful Feedback -Marianne Stenger, Edutopia blogger
5 Research-Based Tips for Providing Students with Meaningful Feedback -Marianne Stenger, Edutopia blogger
- Be as Specific as Possible
- "Provide learners with information on what exactly they did well, and what may still need improvement."
- The Sooner the Better
- "Feedback is most effective when it is given immediately, rather than a few days, weeks, or months down the line ."
- Address the Learner's Advancement Toward a Goal
- "When giving feedback, it should be clear to students how the information they are receiving will help them progress toward their final goal."
- Present Feedback Carefully
- "Fully explain the purpose of any monitoring, and ensuring that learners understand how the feedback is meant to help them compete against their own personal bests rather than each other."
- Involve Learners in the Process
- "When students have access to performance-based data, they develop an awareness of their learning, and are more easily able to recognize mistakes and eventually develop strategies for tackling weak points themselves."
When schools create a culture of feedback, they "send a strong signal to students that they care about their point of view, while also creating opportunities to model how to productively receive and respond to feedback."
When schools create a culture of feedback, they "send a strong signal to students that they care about their point of view, while also creating opportunities to model how to productively receive and respond to feedback."
-Carly Robinson, Educational Researcher
Tech Tools for Feedback
Tech Tools for Feedback
Technology has made the process of giving and receiving feedback easier and more time efficient. The list below are some of my favorite online tools for both giving and receiving student feedback. Do you use any of these tools in your classroom/school? Do you use a different tool? If so, share your process on the "Feedback Wall" padlet at the bottom.
- Seesaw is a student driven portfolio tool that empowers students to independently document their learning with built-in creative tools, and provides an authentic audience for their work.
- Kaizena is an audio feedback tool on written documents. Highlight any section of of a Google document, then record and provide your feedback.
- Recap uses video for students to reflect on work, and provide feedback.
- Whisper by EdTechTeam is a Chrome extension that lets you send quick messages to your class without interrupting the work. Whisper imports your list of students from Google Classroom.
- Formative is a real-time assessment and feedback tool. Formative assignments, assessments and homework automagically display student work as-it-happens, allowing you to provide and recieve timely feedback.
How do you provide or recieve student feedback?
How do you provide or recieve student feedback?
Click on the padlet below and share your response. Remember to come back to the padlet later to see what others have added.
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