As higher education becomes more personalized, students find it difficult to fully participate in peer learning, particularly outside their own frame of reference. This presentation shares experiences of two public university faculty in coaching students at both the undergraduate and graduate levels to meaningfully participate through providing effective feedback; and demonstrates the scaffolding techniques to support students as they learn how to go \u27beyond the nice\u27 and help each other grow through useful feedback
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Modifying the delivery of a course can be a long and arduous process, fraught with seemingly more pi...
Feedback has a powerful influence on learning. However, feedback practices in higher education often...
Despite the positive impacts of providing and receiving peer-feedback, students remain ill-prepared ...
This contribution focus on the peer-feedback activities carried out in a blended university course i...
Negotiating Self- and Peer Feedback on Teamwork Competencies with the Use of Reflective Journals in ...
Higher education is designed to give feedback, but how do our students receive that feedback? The mo...
Effective feedback is a central tenet for project-based learning, but the limits of feedback resourc...
In this study, we examine how university teachers perform teacher feedback literacy (TFL) during pro...
Formative Dialogues on Teaching is a program which encourages faculty-to-faculty observation of and ...
Many studies show cognitive gains from peer feedback. However, no previous study has explored recipr...
Many of our undergraduate students grew up in the age of “everyone gets a trophy” and are overly sen...
There is a growing interest in developing the capabilities of learners to evaluate and improve their...
This study examines the ways in which frequency and reflexivity affect student engagement with the p...
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Modifying the delivery of a course can be a long and arduous process, fraught with seemingly more pi...
Feedback has a powerful influence on learning. However, feedback practices in higher education often...
Despite the positive impacts of providing and receiving peer-feedback, students remain ill-prepared ...
This contribution focus on the peer-feedback activities carried out in a blended university course i...
Negotiating Self- and Peer Feedback on Teamwork Competencies with the Use of Reflective Journals in ...
Higher education is designed to give feedback, but how do our students receive that feedback? The mo...
Effective feedback is a central tenet for project-based learning, but the limits of feedback resourc...
In this study, we examine how university teachers perform teacher feedback literacy (TFL) during pro...
Formative Dialogues on Teaching is a program which encourages faculty-to-faculty observation of and ...
Many studies show cognitive gains from peer feedback. However, no previous study has explored recipr...
Many of our undergraduate students grew up in the age of “everyone gets a trophy” and are overly sen...
There is a growing interest in developing the capabilities of learners to evaluate and improve their...
This study examines the ways in which frequency and reflexivity affect student engagement with the p...
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Purpose Reflecting on and using feedback are important for physicians' continuous professional devel...
Modifying the delivery of a course can be a long and arduous process, fraught with seemingly more pi...