Respecting that feedback is a process, not a one-sided message
Closing the gap between desired and current performance
Appreciating the impact of feedback on self-regulated learning
Feedback is powerful, but also problematic. For me, what DeWitt highlights is the power and importance of creating the right conditions.
In a separate celebration, Tom Sherrington reflects upon twenty years since the publication of Working Inside The Black Box.
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