Friday, April 24, 2020

Effective Feedback

As we have talked about we have been given an opportunity in light of COVID 19 to be able to provide feedback in a format that perhaps even more useful for students. Below is an interesting article about effective feedback and student engagement. Forgive the dated video game references, but the point is still a good one.

http://www.ascd.org/publications/educational-leadership/sept12/vol70/num01/Good-Feedback-Is-Targeted,-Specific,-Timely.aspx

The guidance shared yesterday related to grading in grades K-5.
"Elementary (K-5):  Students will receive no final grade in K-5.  Instead of a final grade, teachers will provide year-end feedback for students regarding learning from the school year."

Once again, I cannot thank you enough for your incredible work during this time! Remember to "sign off" each day and take care of yourselves and your families.

Ideas for self- care

  • Read a good book. I love a good true crime mystery!
  • Go for a walk. Don't put any pressure on yourself to walk at a certain pace. Just enjoy the outdoors and the fresh air. 
  • Bake!
  • Binge watch a good tv show. See Steve's recommendation Crip Camp on Netflix.
  • Puzzles- crossword, jigsaw, 
  • When life gives you lemons- or Amazon Prime Now or whoever does..Make lemonade! I have been using this recipe to make lemonade and it is really great. Plus squeezing those lemons is a lot of exercise.




Feel free to add any things that you have done to the comments section.

Today's throwback photos:






1 comment:

  1. I try to get outside as much as possible and find a place I have never been to before. Today I walked by Koka Booth/Symphony Lake in Cary and cut beautiful flowers. It is important to me to change my environment in some way everyday!

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