Integrate Efficient Feedback in Your Classroom Today!
Use this digital feedback survival guide to help you start off your journey for embedding effective and efficient feedback in your classroom. You will also find some tips and tricks for how to have students do more of the problem solving and you take less work home.
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Step-By-Step
Have a streamlined list of strategies as you start your journey to a more feedback-filled classroom. Find Frequently Asked Questions about feedback integration as well as tips and tricks and samples.
Easy to Follow
Find each included resource in the table of contents. From a Sample Conference Routine to a Sample Feedback Template to a Feedback Checklist, you will be ready to get started.
Includes Variety
The purpose of the guide is to both help students feel like an authority in their own writing and to help teachers have an efficient way to give effective feedback, without all the extra work involved.
Overview
With this free resource, you will be able to start embedding effective and efficient feedback within your classroom. The goal is to allow students to work through their own writing process through peer feedback, self-evaluation, and reflection. But to get them there, they need to feel confident enough to speak out and review writing. You can use this guide to help model that behavior.
By using the strategies presented in this survival guide, you are on your way to taking less grading home on the weekends.
FAQ Available
You may have a lot of questions about how to embed feedback in the classroom without it taking over your life, this survival guide has you covered with 2 whole pages of FAQ answers.
Lots of Resources in 1 Place
Find a variety of resources within this comprehensive survival guide. You will have exactly what you need for efficient and effective feedback.
Conference Checklist
The conference checklist sets you (and students) up for the conference. You can hand it to students before they meet with you or use it during the conference itself, to keep you on track!
