Teacher feedback to students

Check out this great lesson I found on Cleverbean. Learning Intention: Give and receive constructive, positive feedback.

Teachers need to regularly assess their students' progress by giving them feedback. They should use multiple acessible methods and tools.

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Teachers, engage your students with these fifteen exit tickets, some of which can be customized. Each exit ticket includes space for the student’s name, date, period/subject, and response. Printable with four on a page. These exit tickets are ready to be used by students, parents, or any school stakeholders.

100 Positive Student Comments to Utilize with Parents (Jan. 23, 2012) Recommended by Jen J., a third grade teacher in Michigan. Attitude The student: is an enthusiastic learner who seems to enjoy&n…

PBLWorks on Instagram: "The T-A-G Peer Feedback scaffold provides small steps for introducing feedback. By making T-A-G sentence starters visible, you'll also encourage student-to-student coaching. Learn more about effective feedback in our article "Coaching Your Students: Team PBL!" #feedback #studentfeedback #frk12 #futureready #feedbackculture #feedbackstrategies"

Yes, English teachers can have a life. Use these strategies to cut your work load and increase the learning in your classroom.

6 Simple and effective ways you can give students feedback that actually make a difference. Monitory tasks and summative assessment for primary school teachers. #foundationintofirst #feedback #students #earlyyears #primary

Communicating with families is often the most difficult and overwhelming part of teaching. There's no handbook for teachers to use to improve communication with parents, but we know how valuable positive home-school relationships are to student success. Developing these relationships makes dealing with behavior and academic concerns much easier. This list is a few of […]