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Students stand-crouch-sit if they are confident, in the middle or unsure about their mastery on the following skills:

1. Provide timely feedback

2. Give specific and detailed feedback

3. Practise active listening skills during feedback

4. Remain calm while giving and receiving feedback

5. Understand peer's perspective when giving/receiving feedback

6. Develop an action plan with peer during feedback

7. Manage expectations from feedback

8. Encourage and thank peer at the end of feedback

Students who choose to stand for a skill can be asked to go around to share best practices of the skill to the crouchers, who can then reinforce their understanding of skill improvement to the sitters. Students may set weekly targets for themselves after this activity and do the routine each week hoping at the end, all students stand up for that skill.

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Students should be paired as 'Critical Friends' who peer assess each other's work. They structure, formulate and deliver feedback to their peers as discussed in class. Every student then writes a reflection based on the Grow, Glow, Throw, Know framework.

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Use the Ladder of Feedback to structure constructive conversations.

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Show the 'sandwich' approach to share feedback.

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Share Feedback Stems:

I noticed how…

Look at how much progress you’ve made on…

I see a difference in this work compared with…

I admire how hard you worked on…

I can see you really enjoy learning…

Could it make a difference if you…

Have you considered trying a different strategy to…

You’re on the right track here, and you might consider…

I really like the way you…

This could improve if you…

My favorite part of (this) was…

One exceptional thing about your work is…

The question is…”Are you satisfied with your work?”

I see that your effort is paying off in…

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