Into the Driver's Seat
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Building learners' independence through thoughtful technology use
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10 powerful online feedback (should be called feedforward) techniques | Donald Clark Plan B

10 powerful online feedback (should be called feedforward) techniques | Donald Clark Plan B | Into the Driver's Seat | Scoop.it
Most of the frustration experienced by learners is poor, slow or inadequate feedback; the embarrassment of being asked questions in a classroom in front of others, even one-to-one by a human tutor, the fear of asking questions in a classroom or in a Zoom session, as you’d feel stupid, the lack of opportunity to ask for clarification or ask questions in a Zoom lesson, classroom or lecture, the email reply that takes days to come back, that solitary mark A-D and brief comment on a piece of work or general and non-specific comments like ‘needs more clarification’.

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Characteristics of Effective Learning Feedback

Characteristics of Effective Learning Feedback | Into the Driver's Seat | Scoop.it
Students work on the feedback provided to them to bring the best out in their performance. However, there can be a possibility that students are getting the right feedback which hinders their growth. Without having the correct feedback it is impossible for students to work on their weak areas. As educators, the feedback provided needs to be of sort that can direct students towards better results.

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Mónica Antequera's curator insight, November 9, 2017 12:30 PM
Características del Feedback Efectivo en Educación