Ridgeview Elementary IC Newsletter
Happenings, Tips, Tricks, and Reflections
Instructional Coaches Goal
- Technology Integration
- ELL/GT: differentiated instruction
- Curriculum: 5 non-negotiables & 7,9, 10, 1
My Schedule...
UbD Monday Night Refresher & New Teacher Training
iPad Camps: Teachers, Parents & Students
DigiDog Student Camp Flyer & Registration
DigiTeacher iPad Challenges Flyer & RSVP
DigiParents iPad Nights Flyer & RSVP
Feedback
The downside, of course, is that not all feedback is equally effective, and it can even be counterproductive, especially if it's presented in a solely negative or corrective way.
So what exactly are the most effective ways to use feedback in educational settings?
Although there is no quick or easy answer to this question, here are five research-based tips for providing students with the kind of feedback that will increase motivation, build on existing knowledge, and help them reflect on what they've learned.
1. Be as Specific as Possible
2. The Sooner the Better
3. Address the Learner's Advancement Toward a Goal
4. Present Feedback Carefully
5. Involve Learners in the Process
To read more about these 5 strategies check out:
http://visible-learning.org/2013/10/john-hattie-article-about-feedback-in-schools/
RV Instruction Coach Sara Linsacum
Email: sara.linsacum@moffatsd.org
Website: mrslinsacum.com
Phone: 9708266275
Twitter: @slinsacum