This is the second part of a three part series on feedback. If you want to learn how to ask for constructive, targeted feedback head to the first part here: First Part https://media.giphy.com/media/iMBEgyXkFBtdCFS93i/giphy.gif Let’s dive into how to ...
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Thanks for the article Rachel! Giving feedback is something that I need to do better, I'll definitely try these questions next time 😊
Loving the series Rachel! As an Academic Director, I used to use those 4 questions (nearly identical!) in reviewing lessons/lesson plans with teachers. The meetings became so engaging and we always ended up problem-solving together. Everyone learned something. Win-win all around!
Tanish Shrivastava
Thoughts, Tutorials, reviews.
I use the similar process for the writing projects I have evaluated in the past. First, start out with the things I liked, and they have done right, then point out the areas of improvement.
Thanks for the article!