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Ineffective: Just correcting my grammar and giving me a grade
Teresa

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feedback from classmates

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giving support with your feedback

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When teachers give feedback to the whole class on individual assignments because "most" people did or did not do something

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going over a test and shouting out answers: a, d, c... that doesnt mean anything
jessie

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Using a rubric. gives students clear guidelines of teachers expectations.
jessie

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giving someone feed back, but not in detail with what they can improve on

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Effective feedback is specific and continual.

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"You're a good writer"

...Why?

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Get rid of the "fluff"
What do you consider fluff?
Exactly...That was all they would write and I did not know what they considered to be fluff.
Jessica

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"Explain why"
Asking to clarify.
- Alyosha

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Ben: must take the time to revisit errors/do test corrections so there is context tied to the feedback

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Ben: must take the time to revisit errors/do test corrections so there is context tied to the feedback

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Comments on strengths and follows up with questions on what/how to expand on next time.
-Nicole

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thorough comments (positive and negative - as long as they were constructive)

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Just writing "good" or a "+" doesn't really tell me anything. Or when they just put a grade and no feedback at all.

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Using a rubric is effective to give feedback for projects

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Finding examples within our writing and explaining if that is good or needs to be revised.
-Michael

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Written feedback is great to keep and return to when working on future assignments, make sure to improve on the feedback provided in the past

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Feed back is typically not explicit enough

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"Expand"
What do I need to expand on? -Casey

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Show me what I did well on, and what I need to improve. At minimum, use a Rubric. -Jennifer

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Teacher would list strengths and would give specific areas of improvement at the end of a paper. She also would give suggestions of resources to use or add to the paper.

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Giving specific feedback about the content of my writing

Teresa

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"good"
well what was good

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Peer review papers in 364 was helpful.  We shared papers and then specifically addressed one paragraph in the paper.  Then switched partners and did it again. - Donald

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Specific feedback by offering alternative ways of wording something (semantics),  or other vocab to use in a sentence, etc.

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Specific information and examples

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Just writing "good job" tells me nothing about my writing and what improvements I need to make or what was actually good.
Effective feedback always has more description and detail that will help improve writing.
-Ethan