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#PEChat WorkBook
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Topic: Meaningful Feedback in #PhysEd
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Date: February 22nd 2016
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What is meaningful feedback?
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Feedback is clear, concise and creates change @SeanPasieka
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Meaningful feedback is specific to the learning goals for the st. Help st better define success and areas 4 improvement @BodePE
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When Ss can take what you said and improve from it @Natalie_Kiefer
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Feedback that will challenge the student to grow no matter what level they are on. It's individualized@MrPhysicalEd
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Meaningful feedback from me is constructive! Feedback needs to help students learn from their "mistakes" @edukailla
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Feedback that is directly related to the lesson objectives; is specific and corrective (if applicable).@PhysEdReid
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@JoeyFeith #pechat A1. Specific. Meaningful. Understandable by Ss. Inspires growth.@CatchingHeather
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A1: Feedback is only effective when it's timely and allows the student to make a change and put the feedback into action #pechat@SportPRO_USA
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@JoeyFeith A1: Any FB that IDs areas of strength and improvement and gives clear guidance for improvement/refinement. #pechat@KenForde
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How is this a problem? What is the challenge here?
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Providing it in a timely manner is sometimes difficult. Large classes take longer to get assessments back to them. @MrPhysicalEd
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Politically correct answer this time. Making meaningful feedback for each individual that makes learning relevant for each st.@BodePE
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Trying to give efficient feedback to as many students as possible but feeling rushed and therefore feedback may not be as good @Natalie_Kiefer
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Time is always a constraint #pechat@SchleiderJustin
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A2: As with any feedback to a large number of students, it's difficult to make it individualized which is essential for growth #pechat@SportPRO_USA
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Setting up an authentic, ongoing culture where it's not just teacher-student, but also student-student. @andyvasily
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@JoeyFeith A2: Ensuring it is timely, relevant & constructive. Easy to fall into "nice try" or "at a boy" trap of reaction based FB. #pechat@KenForde
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How does this problem affect a #physed teacher's teaching?
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@JoeyFeith A3: Sometimes progression in FB is aimed too high, not developmentally appropriate. #pechat@KenForde
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@JoeyFeith A3. Affects everything they do. Again, setting up authentic feedback culture needs to be embedded #pechat #physed@andyvasily
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If done haphazardly it can takes away from learning opps. Need to give Ss a chance to practice skill w/o swarming them w/commands@PhysEdReid
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How does this problem affect a #physed student's learning?
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A3. #pechat definitely inspires organization & effective tools - for me certainly the use of tech 2 capture Ss demos @CatchingHeather
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@JoeyFeith If there is no meaningful feedback for students to learn from,,,a teacher can't meet the needs of the students! #pechat@edukailla
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@JoeyFeith A4 without meaningful FB Ss may have false sense of what is correct. Difficult to know/feel what is incorrect. #pechat@SeanPasieka
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A4 with it ss improve without it ss stay with status quo #pechat@SchleiderJustin
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A4 Ss learning will increase w/an effort by the T to give specific feedback tied to the skill cues (critical elements) for the skill #pechat@PhysEdReid
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A4 St like the FB, shows that tr it is paying attention which = more engagement = more learning. #pechat@BodePE
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@JoeyFeith A4: Sometimes FB can be rushed, or worse late. If it is not at the right time FB is not relevant to learning. #pechat@KenForde
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