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Daily Archives: December 1, 2014
Student feedback to teachers – just ask them we did!
We were working with Kath Murdoch this afternoon on using our student feedback to adjust the 2015 curriculum plans. Our students provided the followed recommendations to teachers which I thought were worth sharing: less teacher talk: which we are thinking … Continue reading
Posted in Feedback, Instruction, school, teacher efficacy, Teaching
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