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Not All Feedback is Created Equal: IgnitED Research Video
It seems to be common (and accepted) knowledge that effective feedback is timely and relevant. In other words, receiving a simple grade on a test two weeks after it was given is unlikely to improve learning. But learning science has also shown that...
Collective Feedback Guide
Asynchronous guide for working with students to collect self, peer, and teacher feedback.
Example: Not All Feedback is Created Equal (IgnitED Research)
This video shares evidence from the learning sciences and a practitioner perspective around student feedback.
Formalizing Student Feedback with YouthTruth Surveys
Students are able to provide formal feedback each year through YouthTruth surveys.
Locust Grove Peer-to-Peer Feedback Protocol
Students at Locust Grove Middle School use this protocol to give their peers critique and feedback for revision of products.
Collecting Quick Feedback with Emoji Folders
Students provide daily feedback about their level of understanding of what they’re working on by putting their names into folders with various emojis on them.
Teacher Discusses Leveraging Student Feedback at Roots
Roots teacher, Lecksy Wolk, explains how teachers are able to elicit and integrate student feedback to give them more choice and ownership over learning plans.Transcript: Lecksy Wolk: I think right now, I think as the technology is new, and as our...
Feedback Modifications for English Learners at Lindsay
Teacher Marla Earnest explains how she provides feedback within a performance based system for English language learners.Transcript: Marla Earnest: In ELD it looks a little bit different because when they score based on that rubric they're not going...
Not All Feedback is Created Equal: IgnitED Research Insight
This installment of our series connecting learning science and instructional practice focuses on the evidence base about feedback, and how this evidence can be applied in your classroom.
Collecting School-Level Data to Create Feedback Loops
How to use data to help teachers and school leaders monitor their progress and gather school-level information that helps the system learn.
Student Reflection and Feedback with Emoji Folders at Cisco
Each day, students reflect on their understanding of concepts taught in class using emoji folders.