How to give feedback effectively

The right feedback at the right time can make or break learning outcomes. Take a look at the below tips and resources that will help you provide student feedback effectively...

Download this handy cheat sheet on how to phrase your oral feedback

Sue Faragher Primary Assessment excerpt How to give oral feedback

Sue Faragher provides some useful advice and tips on how to provide both written and verbal feedback in her book Assessment in Primary Education.

We hope this cheat-sheet created from an excerpt from the book is a useful quick reference when you're considering providing oral feedback in the classroom.

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Watch three teachers demonstrate how they provide feedback when in the classroom

In this short video, three teachers talk about feedback that fosters learning and demonstrate their individual strategies in their own classrooms.

Hilda Martinez, a preschool teacher, provides meaningful, specific feedback with suggestions for new strategies that empowers her students as mathematicians.
Mindy Shacklett, a sixth form teacher, gives feedback grounded in what students already know and points them in how they can move forward.
Joseph Assof, also a sixth form teacher, customizes his feedback to each individual student and makes sure that he provides prompt, in-the-moment suggestions.

More videos and online support on the Companion Website of Visible Learning for Mathematics.