Discussion by BRALEY SCHREICK

bschr006 — 2025-09-25 22:12:56 UTC

What feedback will help students reflect on their own learning across subjects?

2025-10-09 22:16:47 UTC

I believe feedback that is more detailed and explains where the work lacked or really looked good is a good thing to do. I know I learn better when things are explained to a T on what I did correctly or incorrectly.

2025-10-09 22:16:49 UTC

immediate, constructive, positive feedback will help students grow and reflect on their learning.

kierstenclemens — 2025-10-09 22:16:57 UTC

Specific feedback that focuses on what the student did well and what can be impoved.

2025-10-09 22:16:58 UTC

talking through the material(s) that is receiving the feedback and ensuring they understand why they got what they got, it also helps them about and be able to ask for help with different ways of fixing it for next time

2025-10-09 22:17:00 UTC

Feedback that compares previous work to current work

rhigg004 — 2025-10-09 22:17:30 UTC

I think the best feedback helps students think about their learning process, recognize their skills, and set goals for improvement across all subjects.

Providing examples in content areas they struggled.

2025-10-09 22:17:44 UTC

2025-10-09 22:17:46 UTC

Feedback that is easily understood and can be referenced to over time so that the student can remember where they struggled/needed improvement

yliu011 — 2025-10-09 22:18:00 UTC

I feel like verbal feedback such as one-on-one conferencing about certain assessments will help them reflect on their learning more.

2025-10-09 22:18:03 UTC

Descriptive feedback in a timely manner is most relevant and applicable.

2025-10-09 22:18:30 UTC

Feedback that provides information, suggestions, or maybe a redirection (guide almost) to changes or improvements to make in the future. I think also when giving feedback make note about how the actual assignment or activity could've been used in another subject or been perceived in another content area. Also providing compliments on what was done well, and also pointing out what the struggles might've been and how to address/improve those things.

2025-10-09 22:18:40 UTC

I think giving students good feedback of how they done good with their work, and then if they need a little more added to it or need to change it in any way be detailed and kind and be like "this is where you might could add something like this" or "in this paragraph you could include this" etc

mgard013 — 2025-10-09 22:19:46 UTC

Highlighting on what they did well throughout all the subjects such as critical thinking, problem solving, and organization.