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Seven Keys to Effective Feedback

Quiz by John McIntosh

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  • Q1
    Feedback is information about how we are doing in our efforts to...?
    ...formatively assess.
    ...reach a goal.
    ...calculate grades.
    ...teach.
    30s
  • Q2
    According to research, we can produce greater learning if we do the following:
    Assign more homework
    Give more prizes for work
    Teach more and provide less feedback
    Teach less and provide more feedback
    30s
  • Q3
    Which of the seven keys to effective feedback does this statement best explain? "The point of this writing task is for you to make your readers laugh. So, when rereading your draft or getting feedback from your peers, ask, How is this funny? Where might it be more funny?"
    Goal-Referenced
    Progress Toward a Goal
    Actionable
    Timely
    30s
  • Q4
    Which of the seven keys to effective feedback does this statement best explain? "Offering specific information about what a learner should do more or less of next time so they can make specific changes."
    Consistent
    Goal-Referenced
    Actionable
    User-Friendly
    30s
  • Q5
    Which of the seven keys to effective feedback does this statement best explain? "The more feedback I can receive in real time, the better my ultimate performance will be. This is how highly successful computer games work."
    Goal-Referenced
    Tangible and Transparent
    User Friendly
    Ongoing
    30s
  • Q6
    The following strategies may be used to provide students with timely feedback
    Computer-Assisted Learning
    Collaborative Partners
    All of the above
    Peer Review
    30s
  • Q7
    Feedback vs. Advice: Which of the following examples would be considered feedback?
    You should have included more adjectives in your letter to the soldiers.
    You used capital letters for five out of seven proper nouns.
    You might want to choose a new animal for your story.
    You need more examples in your report.
    30s
  • Q8
    Feedback vs. Evaluation and Grades: Which of the follow statements would be a good example of feedback?
    The evidence you provided did not support your response.
    You earned an "A" on your test.
    I'm so pleased with your speech.
    Good work!
    30s
  • Q9
    Providing students with lots of opportunities to receive feedback is most often associated with which form of assessment?
    Formative Assessment
    Quiz and Tests
    Summative Assessment
    Rubrics
    30s

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