Critical buddy condenses teacher feedback into 4 main points for their partner’s essay – promotes understanding, explaining, summarising, sharing feedback.

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Critical buddy condenses teacher feedback into 4 main points for their partner’s essay – promotes understanding, explaining, summarising, sharing feedback

Buddy presenting 4x4 feedback to the writer promotes: Discussion of teacher feedback Comparison of their essay with others’ Clarity and motivation to ACT on feedback in their second draft

Showing progress over time and evaluates whether students have ACTed on feedback Second essay – teacher marks where they have met or not met 4x4 feedback from first draft

Students identify 4 x improvements for model answer – generating feedback promotes understanding of how to progress Re-write (with specific focus): Model answer

4 x 4 used for ABC feedback to improve Agree with a point….. Build on a point… Challenge the view that… The ABC I need to work on is: I know my work has improved because: