How To Give Students Feedback: 11 Teacher Feedback Examples And Strategies

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Evaluative: Evaluative feedback is one most managers turn to the most. It offers judgment on an action or skill with the hope that the feedback receiver improves.
Interpretive: Interpretive feedback comes from a need for clarification. It shows up in the classroom when you try to understand a student better or know why they did something.
Supportive: Supportive feedback often acknowledges effort or just a supportive action in general.
Probing: This type of feedback asks for more from the feedback receiver. Conversations might start, “What did you mean….”
Understanding: When you communicate for understanding, you are trying to understand why an action is occurring before fixing it.

on Mar 10, 22