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Creating a Culture of Feedback

By: William M. Ferriter, Paul Cancellieri

Discover how to shift your classroom focus to prioritize effective feedback over grades, giving students all the information they need to succeed.

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Creating a Culture of Feedback

Because of the importance placed on high-stakes evaluations, schools have built cultures that greatly emphasize grading. In this book, the authors urge educators to shift their classroom focus, prioritizing effective feedback over grades. Discover how to state learning intentions clearly and provide individualized feedback to give students all the information they need to succeed.

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  • Gain instructional strategies for prioritizing feedback over grading in upper elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.
  • Shift classrooms from a culture of grading to a culture of feedback.
  • Discover how important feedback is to developing learners.
  • Determine the characteristics of effective feedback.
  • Learn the benefits of having students engage in peer feedback.
  • Gain guidance on communicating the differences between grading and feedback to parents and students.

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Additional Information

Product Code: BKF731

ISBN: 9781943874149

Published By: Solution Tree

Page Count: 80

Creating a Culture of Feedback is a necessary read for anyone planning on helping students move beyond grades and develop as strong, reflective learners.”

Becky Prebble, teacher, Kaneland High School, Illinois

“[A] perk about this gem of a book is that they organize it into three chapters that make sense for the process of feedback, and they constantly use language that makes the reader think of IMPROVING, and not judgment—

‘Where am I going?
How am I doing?
What are my next steps?’

Yes. Yes. Yes. I've highlighted and stuck notes on many pages, knowing I'll be keeping this book close at hand.”

Joy Kirr, teacher, Thomas Middle School, Illinois.

“This book can be termed a quick read. Yet it’s packed with knowledge and helpful advice that can only benefit all of us and thus (and more importantly) our students. I believe every school’s professional library should have a copy; at the same time, it’s the kind of book I would buy for myself even if my school did own it.”

Bill Ivey, dean, Stoneleigh-Burnham School, Massachusetts
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