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Feedback types and examples

by Dilso'z Jahonova
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What is the main purpose of positive feedback?

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Which feedback gives suggestions for improvement?

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Which feedback focuses on giving marks or scores?

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Which feedback explains what is good and what to improve?

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“Great job! Your answer is clear.” is an example of:

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“Your idea is good, but add more details.” is:

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“You got 85% on your test.” is:

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Which type of feedback is most helpful for learning?

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What does “specific feedback” mean?

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Why should feedback be timely?

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What is “balanced feedback”?

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What is the first step in the feedback sandwich?

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What should you do when receiving feedback?

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Why is it important not to take feedback personally?

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Feedback can be given:

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Which is an example of informal feedback?

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