How to Provide Feedback That Lands

from Unpacking the Backpack Hosted by Eric Sheninger

Tired of your carefully crafted feedback falling on deaf ears or causing unintended frustration? Many well-intentioned suggestions for improvement fail to land, leading to confusion and missed growth opportunities. This episode unpacks the art and science of facilitating feedback that is clear, constructive, and truly heard by staff and students. You'll learn practical techniques to transform your suggestions from dreaded conversations into catalysts for positive change and stronger relationships. For more insights, check out these blog posts HERE and HERE.

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