Dec 10, 2019 11 min

Feedback about Feedback

from Teaching Writing: Ideas and Strategies Hosted by Roger Graves

How can you get students to read your feedback to their assignments? First, separate formative from summative feedback. Second, structure opportunities for peer feedback. And third, give feedback to the class through annotated model papers.

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