This article explores, via a case study of sustained developmental peer observation practice within the UK higher education sector, the hypothesis that feedback can play a role in facilitating continuing professional development (CPD). Despite the potentially evaluative and threatening nature of feedback, an unanticipated issue emerges – professional relationships can be strengthened, leading to the development of enhanced mutual trust and respect. The article highlights lessons for practice and ideas for further research
Despite the positive impacts of providing and receiving peer-feedback, students remain ill-prepared ...
In the context of the tension between classroom observation as a form of empowerment and as an instr...
Peer observation is endorsed by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as an example of a wo...
Peer observation has been advocated as a means of monitoring and improving the quality of teaching w...
In this article, Deepali Dharmaraj explores the role of feedback in the context of peer observation ...
Peer observation has become a feature of university practice over the last decade, the primary impet...
Many Higher Education institutions worldwide require that all academic staff undergo a peer observat...
The purpose of this scoping review is to explore what the literature says about the use of peer obse...
Occupational Therapists are obliged to achieve and maintain high standards of professional knowledg...
This article discusses the role of peer coaching as one of the most valuable aspects of investigatio...
The paper highlights the context bound nature of giving observation feedback and indicates some of t...
Compulsory schemes that extend peer review beyond classroom observation are rare. The institution wi...
Aims: peer observation of practice is used to promote reflection and facilitate personal and profess...
There is a growing interest in developing the capabilities of learners to evaluate and improve their...
Peer review is a reciprocal process whereby students produce feedback reviews on the work of peers a...
Despite the positive impacts of providing and receiving peer-feedback, students remain ill-prepared ...
In the context of the tension between classroom observation as a form of empowerment and as an instr...
Peer observation is endorsed by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as an example of a wo...
Peer observation has been advocated as a means of monitoring and improving the quality of teaching w...
In this article, Deepali Dharmaraj explores the role of feedback in the context of peer observation ...
Peer observation has become a feature of university practice over the last decade, the primary impet...
Many Higher Education institutions worldwide require that all academic staff undergo a peer observat...
The purpose of this scoping review is to explore what the literature says about the use of peer obse...
Occupational Therapists are obliged to achieve and maintain high standards of professional knowledg...
This article discusses the role of peer coaching as one of the most valuable aspects of investigatio...
The paper highlights the context bound nature of giving observation feedback and indicates some of t...
Compulsory schemes that extend peer review beyond classroom observation are rare. The institution wi...
Aims: peer observation of practice is used to promote reflection and facilitate personal and profess...
There is a growing interest in developing the capabilities of learners to evaluate and improve their...
Peer review is a reciprocal process whereby students produce feedback reviews on the work of peers a...
Despite the positive impacts of providing and receiving peer-feedback, students remain ill-prepared ...
In the context of the tension between classroom observation as a form of empowerment and as an instr...
Peer observation is endorsed by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as an example of a wo...