Specific, descriptive feedback is necessary for improvement and success. How teachers provide suggestions for improvement is critical in "closing the gap" for students.
Teachers who combine strong subject knowledge with effective feedback can offer students rich, focused information about their learning and how to improve it.
Students who are clear about their learning can monitor their progress and seek feedback to improve their learning.
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These Assessment Online resources may be used to help develop effective feedback skills and processes in students.
Asking the teacher for feedback (Pukekohe Hill/Yr 1)
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Feedback conversation (Long Bay/Senior)
(Word 2007 54 KB)
Feedback speaking template (Pukekohe Hill School/Y2)
(Word 2007 141 KB)
How good are the feedback practices in your classroom
(Word 2007 42 KB)
Process for feedback conversation with junior primary students
(Word 2007 130 KB)
Prompts for feedback conversation
(Word 2007 138 KB)