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Using Whole-Class Feedback For Self-Regulation


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How can teachers create an effective feedback loop which reduces workload and ensure that students take action?

Teachers must use a range of feedback techniques in and out of the lesson to reduce teacher workload and provide assessment for students to take action.

How to use whole-class feedback?

Using a whole-class feedback tool as and when the curriculum determines, rather than when assessment demands, is a perfect alternative for teachers. Not only does it reduce teacher workload but it encourages self-regulation in students. In this post, I'd like to explain how to use whole-class feedback as a methodology.

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16th August 20202nd March 2023 by @TeacherToolkit
Posted in Assessment, Basic Account, Teaching and Learning, Workload IdeasTagged Assessment, Differentiation, Feedback, Marking, Modelling, Research, Whole Class Feedback, Workload

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