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Advice from Matt Kuhn

Feedback Classroom Recommendations

Use criterion-referenced feedback and explanations.

Give timely feedback on assessments.

Based on feedback, allow revisions.

Engage students in peer feedback

Ask students to self-assess.

http://year7mathematics.wikispaces.com/4d+Fractions

Vanessa Pratt's Use of Google Docs in English:

Hi Marcel,

I have set this document up so anyone with the link can edit (hopefully) - this is the homework example that I did with year 12:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EUblg-TzfaYg41TOAI5PbLKU28DsKvC59yVnQRVF4NQ/edit?usp=sharing

The students also set up their own study notes google doc – with this one anyone with the link can view, so feel free to use this as an example of student collaboration. Also a good example of leaving it in their hands to set up.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1p9DfN-QR52000o656QDatc3PngrsY3IzWhNQfTCM4es/edit?usp=sharing

The google forms I showed you are available and on the wiki http://7b2english2013.wikispaces.com as an example of collecting some quick student feedback, and the results collate here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ApXMif4vNdfQdDM0VUNvdWJVSEVKT2xtR0czM0R2LWc&usp=sharing

That is just some example of how I have used it in the class, also for peer editing it's great and the students love watching each other type into the document at the same time…