Student Feedback PLC. Student Feedback "80% of the feedback students receive is from other students, and 80% of that feedback is wrong." The Hidden Lives.

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Student Feedback PLC

Student Feedback "80% of the feedback students receive is from other students, and 80% of that feedback is wrong." The Hidden Lives of Learners Nuthall (2014) 2

Does feedback impact student achievement? John Hattie, in Visible Learning for Teachers, identified feedback as one of the top 10 strategies for increasing student achievement. The effect size of feedback was twice the average score for other schooling effects! You have the Hattie article attached in your digital notebook as an additional resource. 3

Student Feedback enhances Teacher Effectiveness 4 A Model for Effective Feedback by Hattie & Timperley (2007)

What student feedback strategies should administrators see? 1.Teacher defines criteria for success on the task. 2.Teacher models what success for the task looks like. 3.Teacher provides students a road map between current performance and the criteria for success on the task. 4.Teacher accepts errors and uses questioning to cue and prompt students towards success. 5.Teacher provides the student quality feedback that is relative to the task instead of other students. 6.Teacher gives immediate concrete feedback versus praise as student is learning. 5

How does this connect to Academic Feedback- Level 5 6