The effort involved in providing useful feedback to students is often wasted because they don’t read, understand, or address the feedback. Feedback literacy is an academic skill that, like any other, needs to be developed. Read on to find out how.
Author: Debbie Wheeler
Your Academic Skills Coordinator can assist with support strategies that can develop students’ writing and referencing skills, reducing the temptation to breach academic integrity principles.
As you plan for your Session 2 classes, call on the Academic Skills Coordinator to arrange resources and strategies to provide timely support for your students.
If you’ve noticed writing, referencing, and learning issues common to students in your subject, here are some easy-to-implement strategies to address the problems in future iterations of the subject.
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Did you use your Academic Skills Coordinator this year? If you didn’t, find out how she might have been able to help make your life easier and improve your students’ performance. Make sure you give her a call in 2020.
Here are three simple tips to make providing language feedback both effective and efficient.