Why is effective feedback so critical in teaching and learning?

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Why is effective feedback so critical in teaching and learning?

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Teaching in the 21st century has begun to shift from a pedagogy which views the teacher as the bearer of all knowledge to an approach that values ako, reciprocal learning. Both formative and summative assessments are influential in teaching but it is how we use the knowledge gained that is important. Literature surrounding effective feedback points to benefits for both the learner and teacher. Feedback is where the future learning begins and without it, assessment purely states where children...

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Journal article

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2015

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/11439

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effective feedback / teaching and learning / reflection / student success / reciprocal learning

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