Quickly Providing Relevant Feedback to Students with Amy Mayer

There's a difference between advice and feedback, and there are ways to work smarter not harder. In this episode, Amy Mayer, a nationally known speaker and Google professional development guru, shares her secrets to quickly providing feedback that...

An episode of the The Teachers' Classroom podcast, hosted by Matt Weld, titled "Quickly Providing Relevant Feedback to Students with Amy Mayer" was published on May 15, 2019 and runs 35 minutes.

May 15, 2019 ·35m · The Teachers' Classroom

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There's a difference between advice and feedback, and there are ways to work smarter not harder. In this episode, Amy Mayer, a nationally known speaker and Google professional development guru, shares her secrets to quickly providing feedback that is personally relevant to students.

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There's a difference between advice and feedback, and there are ways to work smarter not harder.
In this episode, Amy Mayer, a nationally known speaker and Google professional development guru, shares her secrets to quickly providing feedback that is personally relevant to students.

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