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Dinesh Kumar, Lovely Professional University                         Unit 20 : Methods of Feedback for Students


                    Unit 20 : Methods of Feedback for Students                                       Notes






              CONTENTS
              Objectives
              Introduction
              20.1 Meaning of Feedback
              20.2 Objectives of Feedback for Students
              20.3 Different Aspects of Feedback for Students
              20.4 Types of Methods of Feedback for Students
              20.5 Advantages and Disadvantages for Different Methods of Feed back
              20.6 Summary
              20.7 Keywords
              20.8 Review Questions
              20.9 Further Readings

            Objectives


            The objectives of this unit can be summarised as below :
            •   To explain about the meaning of feedback
            •   To discuss about the objectives of feedback for students
            •   To describe the levels of feedback
            •   To explain the types of methods of feedback for students
            •   To discuss about the advantages of feedback

            Introduction

            Feedback from students has always played an important role in the maintenance of quality and
            standards in higher education. As quality assurance arrangements have themselves become more
            formalised, so too have the arrangements for the collection, analysis and use of student feedback.
            However, there are a number of other contextual changes that have influenced these arrangements.

            20.1 Meaning of Feedback

            Feedback refers to the Information teachers give to learners about their performance on an
            assessment.
            There are many different ways to do this. Most good teachers provide students with feedback. If
            we see a  teacher’s role as someone who is a facilitator of learning and someone who provides
            opportunities to learn, then we will make assessment feedback an opportunity for children to
            learn. This means that our feedback will provide students with constructive comments and
            suggestions where they may improve and acknowledgement of the learning and thinking that
            has been shown in the assessment exercise. Feedback can contain written or verbal communication
            to the student about their work. The feedback should contain suggestions on how to improve as
            well as feedback about their efforts.




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