When does feedback help with the next attempt?
“Needs improvement” gives a verdict without saying much about what to change. Feedback can also point to a particular choice, misunderstanding, or successful move that a learner can use again. The challenge is connecting the comment with a realistic next attempt.
Questions you could explore
- What information would make a comment useful for revising the work?
- When might feedback overwhelm or distract the learner?
Start reading
- educationendowmentfoundation.org.ukEEF: evidence on feedback
EEF describes feedback tied to learning goals and specific improvements, alongside variation in its effects.
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